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Change in serum albumin concentration is inversely and independently associated with risk of incident metabolic syndrome

Endocrinology
Author
SM Jin et al.
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Publication Year : 2016
Country : Korea
Journal : Metabolism
Background Low serum albumin concentration is associated with a high risk of morbidity and mortality from cardiovascular diseases. However, high serum albumin level appears to be linked to metabolic syndrome (MetS). This study aimed to dissect the relative contributions of baseline and change in serum albumin concentration to the risk of incident metabolic syndrome. Methods This was a 5-year (63,060 person-years) retrospective longitudinal study of 12,567 participants without metabolic syndrome, diabetes, or …
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