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Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine

Blood cell patterns linked to death and future disease

An observational study of 242,584 blood tests from 127,543 patients found links that remained after accounting for standard blood count measures.An observational study of 242,584 blood tests from 127,543 patients found links that remained after accounting for standard blood count measures.

A large red blood cell sits beside smaller scattered blood cells, a white blood cell, tightly clustered platelets, and a group of upright people.
Cohort · 127,543 peopleBiomarkers
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Monday, October 26

medRxiv

Blood cell clones linked to age, ancestry and inflammation

An observational study detected these clones in 8.5% of each analysis cohort and in 4.0% of adults aged 18–39.An observational study detected these clones in 8.5% of each analysis cohort and in 4.0% of adults aged 18–39.

Blood cells form a dense cluster with matching dark nuclei beside a sparse, varied population, with lobed immune cells and smaller red blood cells nearby.
Preprint: cohort studyInflammation
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Preprints.org

Excessive weight loss on Zepbound linked to more hospitalizations

Adverse events linked to weight loss occurred at 39.4 per 100 patient-years in people losing 30% or more, compared with 14.4 in those losing 5% to 15%.Adverse events linked to weight loss occurred at 39.4 per 100 patient-years in people losing 30% or more, compared with 14.4 in those losing 5% to 15%.

Skeletal muscle with sparse fibers sits beside densely packed muscle, with small upright people and sparse versus plentiful blood cells and mineral specks.
Preprint: cohort studyInterventions
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BMC Geriatrics

Red blood cell variation is linked to higher hip fracture risk

Each one-percentage-point increase in red blood cell distribution width was linked to an 8% higher hazard of hip fracture over 14 years.Each one-percentage-point increase in red blood cell distribution width was linked to an 8% higher hazard of hip fracture over 14 years.

Cohort study of 76,078 peopleHip fracture
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