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MedicineHumans

Dietary flavonoids link to lower mortality across CKM stages

Top-quartile flavonoid intake lowered odds of stage 2 CKM syndrome to an odds ratio of 0.53 versus stage 0 among 10,754 US adults.Top-quartile flavonoid intake lowered odds of stage 2 CKM syndrome to an odds ratio of 0.53 versus stage 0 among 10,754 US adults.

Frontiers in EndocrinologyHumans

Impaired glucose tolerance is tied to higher stroke risk

Impaired glucose tolerance carried a hazard ratio of 1.58 and diabetes 1.69 for first stroke compared with normal tolerance, while mortality showed no…Impaired glucose tolerance carried a hazard ratio of 1.58 and diabetes 1.69 for first stroke compared with normal tolerance, while mortality showed no link.

Journal of Affective DisordersHumans

Advanced CKM syndrome is linked to suicidal death

In 4.6 million Korean adults, advanced CKM stages 3 and 4 were associated with adjusted hazard ratios for suicidal death of 1.328 and 1.319.In 4.6 million Korean adults, advanced CKM stages 3 and 4 were associated with adjusted hazard ratios for suicidal death of 1.328 and 1.319.

MaturitasHumans

Sarcopenia with metabolic syndrome links to cognitive decline

Their co-occurrence showed a 2.64-fold higher odds of persistently low cognition and 2.38-fold higher odds of rapid decline in 5,985 older adults.Their co-occurrence showed a 2.64-fold higher odds of persistently low cognition and 2.38-fold higher odds of rapid decline in 5,985 older adults.

Frontiers in EndocrinologyHumans

TyG-waist index predicts cardiovascular events in older adults

In 4,169 older adults tracked for 6 years, each standard-deviation increase in baseline TyG-waist circumference was linked to a 5.5% reduction in time…In 4,169 older adults tracked for 6 years, each standard-deviation increase in baseline TyG-waist circumference was linked to a 5.5% reduction in time to a cardiovascular event.