Human-Dog Diabetes Connection

©AndreyPopov | Getty Images
Facebook
Twitter
LinkedIn
Pinterest
Email

A recent study conducted by researchers in Sweden and the United Kingdom concluded that diabetes risk is shared between people and their dogs.

The study, published in December in the journal the BMJ, found that pet owners whose dogs were diagnosed with diabetes were more likely to develop Type 2 diabetes themselves when compared to owners of dogs that did not have diabetes.

The findings support previous research that demonstrated that overweight dog owners were more likely to have overweight dogs (obesity is one of the risk factors for developing Type 2 diabetes).

3 thoughts on “Human-Dog Diabetes Connection”

  1. This is such a great piece. What a way to start the day. Thanks for sharing. Can't wait to <a href="https://www.mytechloid.com/mp3-juice-free-mp3-stream-music-download-mp3juices-mp4-video-files/">read more</a> articles from you.

  2. Your article is nice and I really want to thank you for <a href="https://www.naijschools.com/musicpleer-com/">sharing</a> this post as it contains a lot of <a href="https://www.naijschools.com/goojara-website/">details</a>, keep up this good work.

Leave a Comment

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Get Dogster in your inbox!

Stay informed! Get tips and exclusive deals.

Let Dogster answer all of your most baffling canine questions!

Starting at just
$14.95!

This error message is only visible to WordPress admins
Error: Access Token is not valid or has expired. Feed will not update.

Related

Follow Us

Shopping Cart