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RESUMEN

Un tema olvidado es la contribución del medio ambiente y la contaminación a la aparición de enfermedades como diabetes, lo que genera modificaciones bioquímicas y genéticas que ayudan a la manifestación de la enfermedad, por lo que retomamos este asunto para recordar la participación de estos elementos en la génesis de la diabetes mellitus y de otras enfermedades.

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