'Pre-diabetics' Face Heightened Risk Of Heart Disease

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'Pre-diabetics' Face Heightened Risk Of Heart Disease

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Older adults who have impaired glucose tolerance but who are not considered diabetic are at elevated risk for heart disease and may benefit from preventive therapies, according to a new study.

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