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simultaneously evaluate multiple lifestyle factors in relation to chemerin concentrations are lacking. We therefore aimed to identify main statistical predictors as potentially important determinants of elevated chemerin concentrations among a wide range of
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Introduction Menopause is defined as the permanent cessation of menstrual periods and usually occurs around 50 years of age ( 1 ). Timing of menopause is influenced by genetics in addition to environmental and lifestyle factors including
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used metformin for a relatively brief period ( 5 , 6 ). Low-quality evidence supports the use of metformin for women with PCOS and glucose intolerance when lifestyle intervention (LSI) is insufficient and for the management of menstrual irregularity
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and socioeconomic and lifestyle factors influence the development of ‘general’ obesity not caused by sellar masses and deficiency of the hypothalamic-pituitary axes. According to the German Health Interview and Examination Survey for Children and
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/month), and occupation; pregnancy outcomes (prepregnancy weight, weight gain during pregnancy, gestational age and the number of births in the index pregnancy) and lifestyle in the past year, such as smoking status (non-smokers, former smokers and current
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, 19 ). MPV was significantly increased in pregnant women with GDM compared with healthy pregnant women ( 20 ). The pathogenesis for increased MPV in GDM has been suggested that insulin resistance is a major determinant of platelet activation which can
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Americans with European and African ancestry with similar lifestyles and demographic conditions, demonstrated that those with African ancestry had lower 25(OH)D values. Both studies suggest that specific ethnic and genetic determinants may influence vitamin
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risk of VTE in PCOS. Lifestyle intervention and metformin are mainstays in the treatment of PCOS, aiming at reducing body weight and insulin resistance. In women with PCOS, metformin has been found to reduce PAI-1 activity and levels of hsCRP to a
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altered heart structure ( 7 ). Despite the increase in obesity during the past decades ( 1 ), CVD mortality has declined in European countries and in the USA ( 12 , 13 ). This decrease might be attributable to improvements in other lifestyle factors