Meanings of get diabetes in English

But Dr Paula Vivili says more people get diabetes despite it being preventable.

Asians are four to six times more likely to get diabetes than Caucasians, experts say.

So African-Americans and people across the diaspora are 50 percent more likely to get diabetes.

DiabetesI'm a little overweight and my family are always saying that I could get diabetes.

They could also dictate whether we are packing on extra pounds or liable to get diabetes.

You keep drinking them you're gonna get diabetes.

This is how the fat and the starch grow and this is how you get diabetes.

But, Butler said, it's not a problem for most people and that most people on night shifts don't get diabetes.

But people who are at risk and have to work rotating shifts can still reduce the likelihood that they'll get diabetes.

They didn't get diabetes, or depressed, or even old: fifty-year-olds could outrun teenagers, and eighty-year-old great-grandads could hike marathon distances up mountainsides.

Some studies suggest coffee drinkers are less likely to get diabetes, but others hint they may have a higher risk of heart disease.

Eskimos eating their traditional marine-based diet also don't seem to get diabetes, and some researchers believe it is the omega-3s that protect them.

While being fat means you're more likely to get diabetes or cardiovascular disease, it also means you're less likely to die from them.

I was 26 and single when I first got diabetes.

That is how I ended up hosting "Have I Got Diabetes News for You".

Mr Potini said marae descendants were concerned about members eating unhealthy food which contributed to some getting diabetes.