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Natural histories of metabolite BMI phenotypes and their impacts on cardiovascular disease risk over a decade-long follow-up.

Obesity research & clinical practice - 1 Jan 2000

Wang Yaqin, Zhu Xiaoling, Chen Zhiheng, Yang Pingting, Liu Lei, Liu Xuelian, Wu Liuxin, He Qingnan, Li Ying

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PURPOSE: The prognostic significance of obesity phenotypes is under debate, and few studies have characterized their transition trajectories. This study examined the natural courses of different phenotypes and their associations with cardiovascular disease risks. METHODS: A total of 1827 participants were followed for 14 years and re-evaluated every 4-5 years. Four metabolite BMI phenotypes were determined...

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PMID: 34742668
DOI: 10.1016/j.orcp.2021.10.002

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