Gender differences in cardiometabolic health and disease in a cross-sectional observational obesity study

Overview of attention for article published in Biology of Sex Differences, March 2022

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@NoemiWojnicz @DzielakD @KowalewskiMD Także przy podobnej skali otyłośći kobiety są bardziej metabolicznie zdrowe (mniej chore) niż meżczyźni https://t.co/m8lCseAT9n

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RT @BiologySexDiff: New article: Researchers studied 400+ individuals to see if #sexdifferences in patterns of fat distribution have an inf…

11 Mar 2022

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RT @BiologySexDiff: New article: Researchers studied 400+ individuals to see if #sexdifferences in patterns of fat distribution have an inf…

11 Mar 2022

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New article: Researchers studied 400+ individuals to see if #sexdifferences in patterns of fat distribution have an influence on prevalence of the metabolic syndrome (MetS) and #cardiometabolic risk factors among men and #women: https://t.co/5h7aFwzdHC

11 Mar 2022

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