Clara did not have any history of type 1 diabetes, but as an older adult she has developed type 2 diabetes. Related to this development, what is most likely about the contributions of lifestyle factors?

A) Her condition likely developed because Clara had long been eating an unhealthy diet.
B) Her condition likely developed from unhealthy diet and smoking cigarettes for years.
C) Her condition likely developed because of unhealthy diet and never getting any exercise.
D) Her condition likely developed through contributions from each of these factors, plus stress.

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​Clara did not have any history of type 1 diabetes, but as an older adult she has developed type 2 diabetes. Related to this development, what is most likely about the contributions of lifestyle factors?A)  ​Her condition likely developed because Clara had long been eating an unhealthy diet.B)  ​Her condition likely developed from unhealthy diet and smoking cigarettes for years.C)  ​Her condition likely developed because of unhealthy diet and never getting any exercise.D)  ​Her condition likely developed through contributions from each of these factors, plus stress.

Caleb Mills · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : D, Explanation :  Type 2 diabetes is often associated with lifestyle factors such as unhealthy diet, lack of exercise, and stress. While Clara's specific case may not have involved smoking cigarettes, contributions from each of these factors are likely in the development of her condition.

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