BMC Cardiovascular Disorders,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
23(1)
Published: Oct. 10, 2023
Abstract
Background
Diabetes
increases
the
risk
of
hypertension
morbidity,
but
whether
this
association
is
varied
with
glycemic
control
remains
unknown.
We
aimed
to
examine
among
individuals
diabetes.
Methods
Data
was
from
China
Health
and
Retirement
Longitudinal
Study
(CHARLS)
between
2011
2018.
Participants
were
categorized
as
having
adequate
(HbA1c
<
7%)
inadequate
uncontrol
≥
by
combining
blood
glucose
tests
physician’s
diagnoses
in
2011.
Incident
ascertained
through
self-reported
physician
Cox
proportional
hazards
regression
models
used
effect
on
hypertension.
Results
Among
436
participants
diabetes
study,
102
met
standard,
334
insufficient
control.
During
7
years
follow-up,
141
developed
Compared
control,
hazard
ratio
1.54
(95%
CI,
1.07–2.21)
multivariate
model.
Additionally,
influence
based
educational
attainment
presence
depressive
symptoms
(P
for
interaction
0.05).
Conclusions
Insufficient
associated
a
higher
Notably,
more
pronounced
those
lower
exhibiting
symptoms.
These
findings
underscore
significance
vigilant
monitoring,
background
considerations,
mental
health
assessments
managing
diabetic
individuals.
Frontiers in Endocrinology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
16
Published: Feb. 28, 2025
Introduction
This
study
investigates
the
subclasses
of
metabolic
syndrome
(Mets)
and
their
relationship
with
non-alcoholic
fatty
liver
(NAFLD)
probable
predictive
role
serum
vitamin
D
CRP
levels.
Methods
community-based,
cross-sectional
was
performed
on
adults
in
framework
Amol
cohort
prospective
(AmolCPS).
Mets
defined
as
Adult
Treatment
Panel
III
criteria
(ATP
III)
ultrasound
used
to
diagnose
NAFLD.
Anthropometric
blood
pressure
measurements
were
conducted,
biochemical
assessed
after
fasting.
Data
analysis
included
Latent
class
analysis,
two-tailed
χ2
statistics,
one-way
variance,
logistic
regression
using
Mplus
(version
7.4)
spss
26)
softwares.
Results
The
involved
2308
participants,
a
mean
age
43.17
±
12.30
years.
prevalence
25.64%,
three
identified
classes:
Hypertension
(HTN),
without
HTN
(Non-HTN),
Low
Risk.
had
high
probability
at
least
four
components,
particularly
SBP.
Non-HTN
especially
TG
low
HDL
but
not
SBP
DBP.
low-risk
all
components
except
women.
Serum
levels
did
significantly
predict
classes
men,
while
level
predicted
women
(OR:1.03,
CI:1.004-1.067).
Both
HTN,
increased
odds
NAFLD
compared
risk
class,
(HTN
OR:
4.20
vs
2.94;
non-HTN
5.60
3.12
men
respectively).
Conclusion
latent
northern
Iran
Non-HTN,
low-risk,
hypertension
playing
crucial
determining
these
classes.
These
stronger
predictors
emerge
significant
classes,
for
among
Frontiers in Nutrition,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11
Published: May 9, 2024
Frailty
is
a
complex
clinical
syndrome
characterized
by
decline
in
the
functioning
of
multiple
body
systems
and
reduced
adaptability
to
external
stressors.
Dietary
ω-3
fatty
acids
are
considered
beneficial
dietary
nutrients
for
preventing
frailty
due
their
anti-inflammatory
immune-regulating
properties.
However,
previous
research
has
yielded
conflicting
results,
association
between
ω-6
acids,
ω-6:
ratio,
remains
unclear.
This
study
aims
explore
relationship
these
factors
using
National
Health
Nutrition
Examination
Survey
(NHANES)
database.
PeerJ,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12, P. e17760 - e17760
Published: July 11, 2024
Hypertension
is
one
of
the
most
common
chronic
diseases
in
older
people,
and
prevalence
on
rise
as
global
population
ages.
closely
associated
with
many
adverse
health
outcomes,
including
cardiovascular
disease,
kidney
disease
mortality,
which
poses
a
substantial
threat
to
public
health.
Reasonable
blood
pressure
(BP)
management
very
important
for
reducing
occurrence
events.
Frailty
an
age-related
geriatric
syndrome,
characterized
by
decreased
physiological
reserves
multiple
organs
systems
increased
sensitivity
stressors,
increases
risk
falls,
hospitalization,
fractures,
mortality
people.
With
aging
impact
frailty
clinical
practice,
has
attracted
increasing
attention
recent
years.
In
hypertension
often
coexist.
negative
BP
prognosis
hypertensive
patients,
while
may
increase
However,
causal
relationship
between
remains
unclear,
there
paucity
research
regarding
efficacious
frail
elderly
patients.
The
patients
still
faces
significant
challenges.
benefits
treatment,
optimal
target,
choice
antihypertensive
drugs
remain
subjects
ongoing
debate.
This
review
provides
brief
overview
adults,
especially
this
population,
help
offering
valuable
ideas
future
field.
Frontiers in Public Health,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
11
Published: May 24, 2023
Background
Social
frailty
is
one
type
of
frailty.
Physical
with
cardiovascular
and
cerebrovascular
diseases
(CCVD)
have
been
studied
a
lot,
but
less
research
on
social
Objectives
To
study
the
prevalence,
related
risk
factors
regional
differences
CCVD
in
Chinese
older
adults.
Methods
SSAPUR
was
national
cross-sectional
survey.
Participants
aged
60
years
or
were
recruited
August
2015.
Demographic
data
information
regarding
family,
health
medical
conditions,
living
environment
participation,
spiritual
cultural
life,
condition
obtained.
assessed
five
areas
(HALFE
Frailty
Index)
including
inability
to
help
others,
limited
loneliness,
financial
difficulty,
alone.
The
prevalence
frailty,
studied.
Results
A
total
222,179
participants
enrolled.
28.4%
them
had
history.
group
16.03%.
In
participants,
compared
without
there
significant
gender,
age,
urban–rural
distribution,
ethnicity,
marital
status,
education
levels
group.
Significant
also
found
physical
exercise
cataract,
hypertension,
diabetes
mellitus,
hospitalization
within
1
year,
self-assessed
crutch
wheelchair
usage,
urinary
fecal
incontinence,
need
for
care
from
fall
history,
housing
satisfaction,
happiness
Women
higher
than
men.
By
age
highest
75–79
old.
difference
between
urban
rural
significantly
different
regions.
20.4%
southwest
area,
lowest
12.5%
northeast
area.
Conclusion
among
adults
high.
Factors
such
as
region,
residence,
state
disease
may
be
associated
