Most sore throats are caused by viruses, such as those responsible for causing colds. Strep throat is not associated with runny nose, loss of voice, diarrhea, or eye discharge (pinkeye). Most colds are not associated with fever, vomiting, or rash. However, it is possible to have a cold and Strep throat simultaneously, resulting in overlap of symptoms.
People with severe obesity are at greater risk of type 2 diabetes. than obese people with a lower BMI. Inequalities. Deprivation is closely linked to the risk of both obesity and type 2 diabetes. Prevalence of type 2 diabetes is 40% more common among people in the most.
Cancer and type 2 diabetes. A smaller increased risk, of 20% to 50% is seen for the following forms of cancer. The one positive is that incidences of prostate cancer are actually lower for people with type 2 diabetes. Cancer and type 1 diabetes. Links between type 1 diabetes and cancer are not so well recorded but it appears there is also an increase in risk of cancers for people with type 1 diabetes. The cancers with the highest increase in risk tended to be different to those noted in type 2 diabetes.