TyG-related indices

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Colorectal tumors

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  1. TyG-related indices predict colorectal tumors in humans (AUCs 0.767–0.786 in CHARLS; 0.570–0.587 in NHANES).

    “ROC analyses showed moderate discrimination in CHARLS (AUCs 0.767–0.786) and lower performance in NHANES (AUCs 0.570–0.587).”

    HumansROC analyses in CHARLS and NHANES

    Investigation of TyG-based metabolic indices and colorectal tumor risk: Evidence from the CHARLS and NHANES cohorts

    Research Square12 Oct 2026Preprint

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Combined blood fat and sugar measures linked to glaucoma

The basic blood fat–glucose measure had a hazard ratio—a comparison of glaucoma rates—of 1.05 in a cohort of 396,213 UK participants.The basic blood fat–glucose measure had a hazard ratio—a comparison of glaucoma rates—of 1.05 in a cohort of 396,213 UK participants.

Cohort study of 396,213 peopleGlaucoma
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Blood sugar and fat measures linked to metabolic syndrome risk

In 130,489 Chinese adults with high blood pressure followed for 6–36 months, combined blood sugar and fat measures were more strongly linked to risk than traditional…In 130,489 Chinese adults with high blood pressure followed for 6–36 months, combined blood sugar and fat measures were more strongly linked to risk than traditional indicators.

Cohort study of 130,489 peopleMetabolic syndrome
Frontiers in Endocrinology

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 to a cardiovascular…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.

Cohort study of 4,169 peopleCardiovascular disease