Does the joint assessment of triglyceride glucose index (TyG) and body roundness index (BRI) predict stroke incidence in a national cohort?
The joint assessment of TyG and BRI enhances the predictive capability for stroke, highlighting the role of insulin resistance and visceral adiposity in stroke risk screening.
We discovered that both the TyG index and BRI are strongly associated with stroke incidence. The joint assessment of TyG and BRI enhances the predictive capability for stroke, underscoring the critical role of IR and visceral adiposity in the identification and screening of stroke risk.
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