Are Particulate Matter Exposures Associated with Risk of Type 2 Diabetes?

Robin Puett; Jaime E. Hart; Joel Schwartz; Frank B Hu; Angela D. Liese; Francine Laden

doi:10.1289/ehp.1002344

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Overall, results did not provide strong evidence of an association between exposure to PM in the previous 12 months and incident DM; however, an association with distance to road (a proxy marker of exposure to traffic-related pollution) was shown among women.

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