HealthPhoto: Firstpost HealthAir Pollution and Chemicals Drive South Asia’s Diabetes, Heart Disease Crisis
A Lancet study reveals that beyond diet and sedentary lifestyle, environmental factors like air pollution, endocrine-disrupting chemicals, and climate-related stress significantly contribute to the rising diabetes and heart disease rates in South Asia. These exposures are key drivers of the region's growing health epidemic, highlighting the need for broader public health interventions.
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