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What effect does longtime smoking have on diabetes?
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More complications: Smoking increase your risk of having complications from diabetes. It can lead to a higher chance of developing eye disease, heart attacks, stroke, kidney and nerve damage, and vascular disease.
Answered 5/4/2016
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