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Type 2 diabetes is a growing issue in today's society. It seems that an increasing number of people are becoming diabetic, especially in the Western world. Diabetes seems to follow the trends of increasing obesity, and it will soon get out of control. But what exactly happens during diabetes? How can you treat diabetes if you have it, or lower your risk of becoming diabetic? Join us as we try to demystify this disease.

This video was made by Manu Sharma, Jaspreet Nannar, Patrick Kim, Vyshnavi Mahendran and Tiger Liu for health sciences 4DM3. Copyright McMaster University 2015.

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