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Scientists from the University of Cambridge, Oliver Jones and Julian Griffin, commented in the latest issue of The Lancet Medical Journal that it is necessary to study the possible links between certain pollutants and diabetes.
Jones and Griffin cited some of the peer-reviewed research, including Dr. D? Lee and others. The study showed a strong correlation between the levels of persistent organic pollutants (especially organochlorines) in the blood and the risk of developing type 2 diabetes. Scientists say previous studies have found that lean people with high levels of persistent organic pollutants (POPs) in their blood have a higher risk of developing diabetes than those with low POP levels.
POP is difficult to degrade in the natural environment and is considered harmful to humans and wildlife. After humans invented DDT, one of the most well-known synthetic insecticides in the 1940s, POP emerged as an effective insecticide. A report published on the University of Cambridge website said that many POPs, including DDT, have become increasingly undesirable as a result of the decreasing number of animals, including birds, which may have a negative impact on human health. ——Midi Medical Network