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‘Metabolically Healthy’ Obesity Still Puts Patients at Increased Risk of Adverse Health Outcomes – Endocrinology Network
Data from the UK Biobank cohort details the increased risk of adverse health outcomes, including the development of diabetes…
New research from the University of Glasgow suggests the concept of metabolically healthy obesity could be misleading, as data indicates these patients were still at increased risk of obesity-related adverse health outcomes.
An analysis of more than 380,000…
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