Adiposity indexes

Biomarker

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  • Humans1

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Type 2 diabetes

upin humans1

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  1. Adiposity indexes predict type 2 diabetes in humans.

    “Integrating simple adiposity indexes with BMI enhances the predictive accuracy of T2D risk by capturing both central adiposity and body fat distribution across 5 US cohorts.”

    Humansadjusted for age, sex, and BMI

    Comparing Seven Adiposity Indexes in Their Ability to Predict Type 2 Diabetes Risk across Five U.S. Cohorts

    ADA Scientific Sessions 2026 abstract5 Jun 2026

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Fundacao de Amparo a Pesquisa do Estado de Sao Paulo

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Blood sugar and fat measures linked to metabolic syndrome risk

In 130,489 Chinese adults with high blood pressure followed for 6–36 months, combined blood sugar and fat measures were more strongly linked to risk than traditional…In 130,489 Chinese adults with high blood pressure followed for 6–36 months, combined blood sugar and fat measures were more strongly linked to risk than traditional indicators.

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