Triglyceride-glucose index at first-reported cardiovascular disease

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  1. Cardiovascular disease is associated with triglyceride-glucose index at first-reported cardiovascular disease in humans (β = −0.1769).

    “an abrupt decline at the first-reported CVD wave (β = −0.1769, P < 0.001)”

    HumansEvent-anchored trajectory in incident cardiovascular disease casesn = 1,776

    Blood marker rose before cardiovascular disease reports, then fell

    Cardiovascular diabetology14 Oct 2026

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Blood marker rose before cardiovascular disease reports, then fell

Differences from controls were detectable 8 years before the first disease report in a matched observational study of 1,776 adults aged 50 or older.Differences from controls were detectable 8 years before the first disease report in a matched observational study of 1,776 adults aged 50 or older.

Cohort study of 1,776 adults aged ≥ 50 years without baseline CVD, against non-CVD controlsCardiovascular disease

Limit: Lipid- or glucose-lowering medications may explain part of the post-event decline