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Cardiovascular risk factors associated with BMI and metabolic health phenotypes based on measures of coagulation factors.

International journal of obesity (2005) - 1 Dec 2025

Valle María M, Robledo Ariadna, O'Leary Sean, Basurto Lourdes, Reyes-Maldonado Elba, Gaspar Jennyfer, Rosales Erika, Vega-Garcia Sara, Martínez-Murillo Carlos

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INTRODUCTION: While the classification of metabolically healthy individuals with obesity remains uncertain, recent research links central obesity to thromboembolism and cardiovascular disease, potentially indicating a hypercoagulable state in some individuals with obesity. This study investigates coagulation and inflammation differences between obesity and normal-weight phenotypes. METHODS: 225 adult women,...

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PMID: 41006819
DOI: 10.1038/s41366-025-01915-1

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