Adding grip strength changed scores for separating risk groups by minus 0.0046 and 0.0045 versus models including detailed body fat and muscle measurements.Adding grip strength changed scores for separating risk groups by minus 0.0046 and 0.0045 versus models including detailed body fat and muscle measurements.
Preprint: cross-sectional study of 616 peopleBiomarkers
Women with index values one unit higher had a 28% higher rate of death during follow-up, after adjustment for other factors.Women with index values one unit higher had a 28% higher rate of death during follow-up, after adjustment for other factors.
Progression to diabetes was linked to 1.53 times the odds of later heart disease compared with consistently normal blood sugar, after accounting for other factors.Progression to diabetes was linked to 1.53 times the odds of later heart disease compared with consistently normal blood sugar, after accounting for other factors.