Scientists reveal one of the main reasons for the development of diabetes

A study published in Lancet Planetary Health suggests that the rapid increase in the number of people with diabetes in the world may be related not only to obesity, but also to the pollution of the body. air
Ziad al-Ali from the University of Washington in St. Louis. "Our study shows that there is a significant relationship between the level of air pollution and the rate of diabetes in all countries of the world, where the number is increasing even at the lowest levels of pollution considered acceptable by the US." World Health Organization."
] Ziad al-Ali and his team, indicate that the belief in the For doctors, it is the increase in the number of people with diabetes at a rapid pace, related to the disease. obesity and overweight, but the study found that diabetes even appeared in non-obese countries, such as Afghanistan, New Guinea and other African countries. The reasons are to analyze all the differences between countries with the largest number of people infected with the disease, and it is clear that air pollution is a factor common to all countries where the Diabetes epidemic is rife. Automotive Exhaust and Industrial Emissions To this end, scientists collected the findings of observations on the health of diabetics and healthy people in the United States and other countries of the world and then transferred them air pollution maps. These results indicate that the risk of diabetes begins when the level of pollution increases by 2.4 milligrams per cubic meter, for example, the risk of living in conditions of contamination increases by 10 milligrams per cubic meter compared to those in the zones. where pollution is acceptable.
Doctors confirm that due to air pollution According to official statistics, the number of people with diabetes in the world is 420 million people.After a published study, the number of people with diabetes increases by 3.2 million. "The rapid increase in the number of people with diabetes worldwide can be linked not only to obesity, but also to air pollution," says Ziad al-Ali of the University of Washington in the USA. Air Pollution Levels and Frequency The number of people with diabetes is increasing in every country in the world, where the number is increasing even to the lowest levels of pollution deemed acceptable by the World Health Organization. , indicating the need to modify these standards.
Ziad al-Ali and his team, said the increase in the number of people with diabetes at a rapid pace, linked to obesity and overweight, but the study has revealed that diabetes has appeared even in countries that do not suffer from obesity. This is done by analyzing all the differences between the largest number of people infected with the disease, it is clear that air pollution is a common factor in all countries where diabetes is "epidemic" and Ziad Al-Ali and his team estimate the number of people with diabetes due to exhaust gases and industrial emissions. To this end, scientists collected the findings of observations on the health of diabetics and healthy people in the United States and in other countries of the world, and then transferred them to the maps of the world. atmospheric pollution. "These results have shown that the risk of the incidence of diabetes begins when the level of pollution increases by 2.4 milligrams per cubic meter, for example, the risk of living in conditions of contamination increased by 10 milligrams per meter Diabetes cube compared to residents of areas where the proportion of pollution is acceptable.Says that, because of air pollution, the number of people with diabetes is increasing every year by 3.2 million, which means that emissions from industry and cars will increase the number of people with diabetes.