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HbA1c Higher in Black Youth With Type 1 Diabetes Vs White Youth

Researchers found that Black patients had higher unadjusted levels of HbA1c, mean blood glucose, glucose management index, and hemoglobin glycation index than White patients.

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Salt water moving up US Mississippi River threatens drinking water supplies

Salt water moving up the Mississippi River from the Gulf of Mexico is threatening drinking water supplies in and around New Orleans,

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Roundup: Salt water moving up U S Mississippi River threatens drinking water supplies-Xinhua

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Salt water could increase lead contamination in New Orleans | Environment

Salt water will likely corrode pipes and put more lead in New Orleans drinking water.

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Roundup: Salt water moving up U S Mississippi River threatens drinking water supplies

HOUSTON, Sept. 29 (Xinhua) Salt water moving up the Mississippi River from the Gulf of Mexico is threatening drinking water supplies in and around New Orleans, the biggest city of U.S. state Louisiana, triggering a big concern of potential lead contamination.

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