According to a new study published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal, the girls with big breasts have nearly 70% higher chances of developing diabetes by middle age than small breasted girls.
   

This study was made by Joel Ray,a professor of medicine at the Toronto University and a clinician scientist at the local St. Micheal's Hospital. Explaining the simple conclusion of the study, Ray says that, Obesity remains a big factor. Obese women tend to have larger breasts, thereby becoming more prone to diabetes. He further adds "Our findings are based on data from the Nurses Health Study II projected in 14 American states. In a nutshell, 92,102 nurses were studied for the link between their breast size and their chances of developing diabetes by the age of 35.The bigger their breasts higher the chances of developing diabetes