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Poor diet, sedentary habits contribute to rising metabolic disorders among young people, says expert
Prof. S.P. Thyagarajan Endowment Oration discusses rising incidence of metabolic disorders in young people.
Poor diet, sedentary habits, and prolonged screen use are contributing to metabolic disorders among young people at increasingly younger ages, said Challa Suresh, Scientist ‘G’ and Director Grade, Head of the Cell Biology Division, AcSIR Coordinator ... [822 chars]
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