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#Healthwire: Why is diabetes on the rise?

The WHO says that between 1980 and 2014, the percentage of adults with diabetes increased from 4.7% of the global population to 8.5% (from 108 million to 422 million).The rise, it says, mirrors "the global increase in the number of people who are overweight or obese."
Among the WHO's key findings about exercise and :
• In 2010 nearly a quarter of adults (18 and older) were classified as "insufficiently physically active."
• Even more alarming were the figures on inactivity among adolescents, with 84% of female adolescents and 78% of males falling short.
• In 2014, almost one in four adults aged over 18 years was overweight and more than one in 10 were obese.

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