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Study demonstrates that key role insulin plays in obesity/Dr. John Briffa

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05-06-2009, 12:30 PM

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Study demonstrates that key role insulin plays in obesity/Dr. John Briffa

Our experience of health and disease will always be the result of an interplay between our genes and ‘environmental’ factors such as diet, exercise and exposure to potential toxins or health hazards. We hear a lot about the role of specific genes in specific conditions such as diabetes and heart disease. However, as Professor Steve [...]

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