The study published in the journal Diabetologia also found the risk of future type-2 diabetes was 41 per cent lower for men and 33 per cent lower for women, for each 10 centimetres taller in height they were.
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Each year of delay in menarche age correlated with a six per cent lower risk of Type-2 diabetes, said the study.
The IDF expects by the year 2040 around 313 million women will be suffering from the disease.
In India, which is often called the diabetes capital of the world, there were over 72 million cases of diabetes in 2017 - which means about 8.8 per cent of the country's adult population had the disease.
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The analysis also showed that Type 2 diabetes and low backache are linked to obesity and lack of physical activity.
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Patients are 36 per cent more likely and twice as likely to experience cardiovascular harm.
In addition, people with an evening preference have more erratic eating patterns and take more unhealthy diet including more alcohol, sugars and fast food than early risers.
The deteriorating air quality is posing a great risk to the health of the Delhiites.
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