Great leap forward famine exposure and urban-rural migration convolute the modern prevalence of diabetes in China
Abstract Background Although evidence from birth cohort analysis has indicated the metabolic risk of early-life exposure to the Great Leap Forward Famine (GLFF) in China, three confounding effects, including the exposure windows, aging, and geographical variations in famine severity, have been broug...
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