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Obesity-induced imbalances in white adipose tissue lead to significant systemic consequences, including local inflammatory responses and insulin resistance in peripheral tissues.
White adipose tissue dysfunction in obesity drives systemic inflammation and insulin resistance, highlighting the metabolic consequences of adipocyte hypertrophy.
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Adipose inflammation may inform metabolic risk assessment in obesity; leaves open targeted interventions pending clinical trials.
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Guri et al. (2010) conducted a review in Obesity and White Adipose Tissue Dysregulation. White adipose tissue dysregulation and obesity-related inflammation was evaluated. Obesity-induced imbalances in white adipose tissue lead to significant systemic consequences, including local inflammatory responses and insulin resistance in peripheral tissues.
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