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The heterogeneity of diabetes, a silent pandemic: the essence of one health approach and precision medicine in the fight against diabetes

2023-07-14

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Life is supported by metabolism, a vital physiological activity. It guarantees enough energy available to power every cellular activity. The primary cellular substrate, glucose, is where the majority of the energy needed by the cell to support all other life activities and the growth of living creatures is derived. The quality of life is greatly impacted by any disease or flaw that alters the metabolism of glucose...

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Literature Corpus work: 9333eeca-167e-5c24-84b4-c3fbe93d31e5
DOI: 10.20944/preprints202307.0959.v1

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