"The rate of diabetes in the United States has nearly doubled in the last ten years and the incidence of the disease has been particularly high in the South said a new report from the country's Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) who suggest the main culprit is rising rates of obesity...The age-adjusted figures for 33 states show that the incidence of diabetes was 90 per cent higher in 2005-07 than in 1995-97, confirming fears that diabetes will continue to be a major public health problem in the US, said the CDC...The CDC report suggests that obesity is the main reason for the rise because the growth in diabetes prevalence matches the growth in obesity prevalence...The CDC said there should be more population-based approaches to reducing obesity and physical inactivity and helping those at high risk of developing type 2 diabetes..."
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There should be "more population-based approaches to reducing" the amount the rest of us pay to keep people who do not care about their lives, their children and the rest of us from enjoying the consequences of their caloric irresponsibility.
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