Immigration, acculturation, and diabetes: A comparative study of diabetes prevalence among Asian Indian immigrants living in the United States and native-born populations in India and the United…

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RT @Deshpacito661: Genetics seems unlikely to be the factor. They did a study on Indian immigrants in the US. Higher acculturation (in term…

Genetics seems unlikely to be the factor. They did a study on Indian immigrants in the US. Higher acculturation (in terms of food habits) was associated with lower diabetes risk. https://t.co/1f26GulAz4 https://t.co/drsOAnWs5P https://t.co/MjrokjhX7D

@TheEmissaryCo Check this out https://t.co/1f26GulAz4 https://t.co/IKO0sW55wv

@AmrikanDesiAnon According to this paper, Indian American propensity for diabetes reduces after a few generations (let me confirm, haven’t read the paper fully yet) https://t.co/1f26GulAz4 https://t.co/GsBa185U2v

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