Diabetes prevalence

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Discrete address-level SDOH measures

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  1. discrete address-level SDOH measures predict diabetes prevalence in silico (R2 0.948, RMSE 0.671, Spearman 0.967).

    “testing-sample adjusted R2 of 0.948, MAE 0.482, Spearman 0.967, and RMSE 0.671.”

    In silicoin Maryland land parcels

    Using Address-Level Discrete Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) to Predict Diabetes Prevalence in Maryland

    ADA Scientific Sessions 2026 abstract5 Jun 2026

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Heart, Lung & Circulation

Cardiometabolic index is linked to higher mortality risk

In 17,922 US adults, elevated cardiometabolic index was linked to higher all-cause mortality with a hazard ratio of 1.35, showing stronger associations below age 60.In 17,922 US adults, elevated cardiometabolic index was linked to higher all-cause mortality with a hazard ratio of 1.35, showing stronger associations below age 60.

Cohort study of 17,922 peopleCardiometabolic index