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Dietary Patterns, Circulating Metabolome, and Risk of Type 2 Diabetes

2025-08-16

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Circulating metabolites may reflect biological homeostasis and have been linked to dietary intakes and human health, and may hold the promises to facilitate objective assessments of intakes and metabolic response to diets. Here, we integrated metabolomic, genetic, and metagenomic data from five longitudinal cohorts comprising 21,474 participants of diverse ethnic backgrounds, to develop metabolomic signatures for...

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c1465e7e-81a8-5ddb-84a5-ec8b35760f1b
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10.1101/2025.08.11.25333425
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