Tag: Metabolic Syndrome

Findings independent of other risk factors like age, sex, race, smoking status, diabetes, hypertension, and dyslipidemia

Findings for modest increases in light-intensity and moderate-to-vigorous activity among adults with metabolic syndrome

Unfavorable metabolic syndrome-relevant cardiometabolic markers associated with lower household, child food security

ODI ≥5 in pregnancy linked to increased risk for HTN and MetS while AHI ≥5 in pregnancy linked to MetS, but not hypertension

Higher neuroticism and worry levels in men associated with cardiometabolic risk across time

For each additional metabolic syndrome criterion, risk for ARDS increases in an additive manner

Variabilities in metabolic syndrome components linked to prognosis, with worse prognosis for more components with high variability

Glucose and lipid components appear to be main drivers for increased risk for all-cause mortality, cardiovascular events

Low levels of HDL cholesterol and having two or more components of metabolic syndrome predict recurrence

Future increase in morbidity and mortality rates likely as younger generations age