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Arsenic exposure linked to faster onset of diabetes in south Texas population.
High levels of toxic metals in urine predicted faster increases in blood sugar over subsequent years.
Individuals with the highest levels of arsenic in their urine were projected to qualify as prediabetic 23 months earlier and diabetic 65 months earlier than those with the lowest exposure.
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