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Association between muscle mass and diabetes prevalence independent of body fat distribution in adults under 50 years old

Medicine and Health

Association between muscle mass and diabetes prevalence independent of body fat distribution in adults under 50 years old

M. S. Haines, A. Leong, et al.

This study by Melanie S. Haines and colleagues explores a surprising link between muscle mass and diabetes prevalence in young men. Highlighting findings from the NHANES data, they reveal that lower skeletal muscle mass is tied to higher diabetes odds, independent of body fat. Could low muscle be a key player in metabolic risk for type 2 diabetes? Find out more!

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