Symptoms of Type 2 Diabetes

People with type 2 often have no symptoms at first. But over time, headaches, dry mouth, and these other problems may arise.

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Worst Habits for Your Brain

Eating junk food, skipping exercise, and other habits that may seem fairly harmless can take a toll on your memory and mental health.

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