High-Molecular weight Adiponectin, and TyG-BMI, are better predictive markers than TyG index and HbA1c to predict pre-diabetes in overweight adults

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doi:10.21608/asmj.2024.259915.1196

High-Molecular weight Adiponectin, and TyG-BMI, are better predictive markers than TyG index and HbA1c to predict pre-diabetes in overweight adults

Masar Ali & Ahmed Alshawi · 2024

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HMW-Adipo and/or TyG-BMI are better predictive markers for pre-diabetes adults rather than TyG-index and impair fasting glucose alone, and the area under the curve for TyG-BMI, PI and HMW-Adipo showed an excellent prediction.

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Masar Ali, Ahmed Alshawi