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Summer heat is diabetes' quiet accomplice — and too many of us are ignoring it
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📍 Johannesburg, South Africa, ZA·🕐 10d ago·1 outlet
Rising summer temperatures quietly disrupt blood sugar, hydration and medication storage. As diabetes overtakes other leading health threats in South Africa, experts urge greater vigilance and healthy habits during the warmer months.
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