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Adipokine, endocrine, and fibrinolysis-related alterations across abdominal obesity and metabolic syndrome phenotypes in young adults.

Frontiers in endocrinology - 1 Jan 2026

Puhalo Sladoje Dragana, Dragojević Ilija, Bokonjić Dejan, Zečević-Pašić Lamija, Čančar Olivera, Hasanefendić Berina, Kisić Bojana

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Background: Abdominal obesity in young adults may reflect a biologically active metabolic phenotype, even before full metabolic syndrome develops. However, how endocrine, adipokine, insulin-resistance, and fibrinolysis-related biomarkers vary across early metabolic phenotypes remains incompletely understood. This study examined whether selected circulating biomarkers differ among normal-weight controls, young...

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PMID: 42582475
DOI: 10.3389/fendo.2026.1900593
PMCID: PMC13457479

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