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Papers by Yan Chen

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  3. Maturitas

    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.

    Cohort study of 5,985 peopleMetabolic syndrome
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  4. Journal of Obesity

    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.

    Cohort study of 8,267 peopleStroke
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