Iron-corrected T1

1. Iron-corrected T1 increases mortality in humans (HR 4.4, 1.1-18.0).

   “Elevated liver cT1, reduced LVEF, and low skeletal muscle were together associated with increased all-cause mortality (HR 4.4, 1.1-18.0).”

   Humanselevated liver cT1, reduced LVEF, and low skeletal muscle together

   Multiorgan Magnetic Resonance–Based Imaging Improves Risk Stratification and Supports Treatment Allocation in Individuals with Clinical Obesity

   ADA Scientific Sessions 2026 abstract·5 Jun 2026

1. Iron-corrected T1 raises the risk of type 2 diabetes in humans (HR 27, 95% CI 16-47).

   “Clinical obesity, elevated pancreatic and liver fat and elevated iron-corrected T1 (cT1, a measure of liver disease activity and severity) were associated with an increased risk of incident T2D”

   Humansin clinical obesity with elevated pancreatic and liver fat and elevated iron-corrected T1

   Multiorgan Magnetic Resonance–Based Imaging Improves Risk Stratification and Supports Treatment Allocation in Individuals with Clinical Obesity

   ADA Scientific Sessions 2026 abstract·5 Jun 2026

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