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High-altitude living may slash diabetes risk and boost metabolic health
Scientists have identified a biological mechanism that may help explain why people living at higher elevations are often observed to have lower diabetes prevalence than those closer to sea level. A study published in Cell Metabolism found that, in experimental models, red blood cells can act as a major glucose sink under low-oxygen conditions, taking […]
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