DIABETES-RELATED CULTURAL BELIEFS IN OAXACA, MEXICO 2025

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Rising rates of obesity combined with a genetic predisposition for Type 2 diabetes has caused a slow steady rise in the condition in Mexico over the last 40 years. Now roughly 14 percent of adults in this country of 120 million are living with what can be a devastating and even fatal health condition.
Although diabetes affects people from different races and ethnic backgrounds, the rates of diagnosed diabetes continue to be higher in ethnic minority groups such as non-Hispanic blacks, Hispanics, and Asian Americans, among others (1,2).
In the south, Oaxaca stands out as one of Mexicos most culturally rich states. With roots dating back to 11,000 BC, Oaxaca is a cradle of heritagebirthplace of corn and squash, home to mezcal, and keeper of Monte Albn, a pre-Hispanic archaeological marvel untouched by colonial hands.
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