Creator: Mita Majumdar
Keywords: References, type 2 diabetes, sugar-sweetened, bevarages

Written by Mita Majumdar, M.Sc. |

Medically Reviewed by dr. reeja tharu, M.Phil.,Ph.D on Jul 06, 2018

References for Diabetes Type 2 and Its Link to Sugar-Sweetened Beverages

Author: Mita Majumdar

Editor: Dr. Reeja Tharu

Technically Checked by: Lingaraj

Published on Jan 13, 2011
Last Updated on Jul 06, 2018

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