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The study finds a link between dietary inflammatory index and abdominal obesity in kidney transplant recipients, suggesting dietary changes could improve health.
In KTRs, elevated E-DII and CHEI levels were associated with abdominal obesity, suggesting that reducing E-DII while increasing CHEI may contribute to its prevention and thus improve long-term survival outcomes.
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