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Prediabetes: 3 lifestyle changes lower chronic disease risk by 21%

New research indicates that specific lifestyle interventions for adults with prediabetes can lower the risk of multiple chronic diseases by 21%.

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Research indicated that lifestyle interventions for adults with prediabetes lowered the risk of developing multiple chronic conditions. Some reports noted that reversing prediabetes cut the risk of deadly heart problems by 58% and that certain habits may outperform a popular longevity wonder drug.

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The brief

A long-term study has found that lifestyle interventions for adults with prediabetes reduce the risk of developing multiple chronic conditions. According to reports, reversing prediabetes specifically cuts the risk of deadly heart problems by 58%.

Coverage from the National Institutes of Health, ScienceDaily, and Medical News Today emphasizes the efficacy of these interventions. Other outlets, including NPR, Harvard Health, and U.S.

News & World Report, focus on strategies to prevent diabetes progression and the broader impact on chronic disease risk. Attention is now on the specific dietary habits and lifestyle changes that may outperform certain longevity drugs, as highlighted in coverage from AOL.com.

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By how much can lifestyle changes reduce chronic disease risk for those with prediabetes?

According to Medical News Today, these changes lower the risk by 21%.

What is the impact of reversing prediabetes on heart health?

ScienceDaily reports that reversing prediabetes cuts the risk of deadly heart problems by 58%.

Who was the focus of the long-term study?

The study focused on adults with prediabetes, as noted by the Milken Institute School of Public Health and the National Institutes of Health.

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