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Beansprouts could be cause of E.coli outbreak A new study has shown that a very low calorie diet may hold the answer to diabetes. The test involves a calorie intake of between a third and quarter less than the average recommended amount.
The trial brings hope to millions of people: type 2 diabetes is a global epidemic which affects 10% of the world population.
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