Visceral adiposity index

Biomarker3 papers1 finding

  • Humans3

Effects

1

Chronic knee pain

no changein humans1

1 study
  1. Visceral adiposity index has no effect on chronic knee pain in humans.

    “whereas VAI, CI, and body weight should not”

    Humans5-year follow-upn = 3,288

    Body Shape Indices and Chronic Knee Pain in Chinese Aging Population: A Longitudinal Analysis of Abdominal Obesity, BMI, and Waist Circumference · Journal of obesity · 1 Jan 2026

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Frontiers in Public HealthHumans

Visceral fat and insulin resistance score predicts frailty

Across three years, baseline TyG-CVAI predicted follow-up frailty index (standardized β = 0.165) far more strongly than baseline frailty predicted…Across three years, baseline TyG-CVAI predicted follow-up frailty index (standardized β = 0.165) far more strongly than baseline frailty predicted follow-up TyG-CVAI (standardized β = 0.035).

Journal of ObesityHumans

Combined inflammatory-metabolic index tracks stroke risk

Participants in the highest tertile of the combined CTI-CVAI index had a 2.14-fold higher stroke risk than those in the lowest tertile.Participants in the highest tertile of the combined CTI-CVAI index had a 2.14-fold higher stroke risk than those in the lowest tertile.