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Does the combination of high visceral fat area and low serum adiponectin level predict the development of metabolic syndrome in an asymptomatic population?
Does the combination of high visceral fat area and low serum adiponectin level predict the development of metabolic syndrome in an asymptomatic population?
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Low adiponectin with high visceral fat area marks elevated metabolic syndrome risk; hypothesis-generating for prediction in asymptomatic adults.
Cho et al. (2017) studied this question.
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