Why the study?
Is cardiometabolic risk factor clustering a stable characteristic from childhood to adulthood?
Population
Individuals tracked from childhood to adulthood across 7 articles assessing cardiometabolic risk factor…
Design
Systematic_review
Follow-up
childhood to adulthood
Authors
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Supports tracking of cardiometabolic risk clusters from childhood; extends observational evidence but leaves optimal intervention timing open.
Is cardiometabolic risk factor clustering a stable characteristic from childhood to adulthood?
Cardiometabolic risk factor clustering is a relatively stable characteristic from childhood to adulthood, highlighting the potential value of early intervention in high-risk children.
Camhi et al. (2010) studied this question.
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