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Experts Question Claim , That Yogurt Can Help , Prevent Type 2 Diabetes.<br/>Associated Press reports that the United States Food <br/>and Drug Association's recently allowed yogurt <br/>producers to claim it reduces the risk of Type 2 diabetes. .<br/>However, at the time, the agency acknowledged <br/>that the claim is based on limited evidence.<br/>In 2018, Danone North America, the U.S. side <br/>of the French firm, sought FDA clearance <br/>for making the \
Experts Question Claim , That Yogurt Can Help , Prevent Type 2 Diabetes.<br/>Associated Press reports that the United States Food <br/>and Drug Association's recently allowed yogurt <br/>producers to claim it reduces the risk of Type 2 diabetes. .<br/>However, at the time, the agency acknowledged <br/>that the claim is based on limited evidence.<br/>In 2018, Danone North America, the U.S. side <br/>of the French firm, sought FDA clearance <br/>for making the \
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