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A new study in Nature has looked at genetic underpinnings that could lead to earlier presentations of Type 2 diabetes in South Asian populations.
Also on the program, we look at an exciting new development in asthma treatment, and how we can detect Alzheimer's soon.
Plus, slap fighting – the sport is growing in popularity, but could it have negative health consequences for participants.
Presenter: Claudia Hammond
By BBC World Service4.7
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A new study in Nature has looked at genetic underpinnings that could lead to earlier presentations of Type 2 diabetes in South Asian populations.
Also on the program, we look at an exciting new development in asthma treatment, and how we can detect Alzheimer's soon.
Plus, slap fighting – the sport is growing in popularity, but could it have negative health consequences for participants.
Presenter: Claudia Hammond

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