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Adipose tissue functions as a critical endocrine regulator of whole-body metabolism, and its dysfunction contributes to metabolic disease pathogenesis and cardiovascular disease pathophysiology.
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Emphasizes adipose health in cardiometabolic risk assessment; confirms endocrine role but leaves open targeted interventions.
Adipose tissue acts as a critical endocrine regulator of whole-body metabolism, and its dysfunction contributes to metabolic disease and cardiovascular disease pathophysiology.
Ha et al. (2018) conducted a review in Cardiovascular disease and metabolic disorders. Adipose tissue dysfunction was evaluated. Adipose tissue functions as a critical endocrine regulator of whole-body metabolism, and its dysfunction contributes to metabolic disease pathogenesis and cardiovascular disease pathophysiology.
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