查看文章

Methods: The cross-sectional PsoBid study recruited participants from socioeconomically deprived and affluent areas of Glasgow, Scotland with similar age ranges and equal proportions of male and female, to identify relevant health disparities. We used regression analyses to estimate the association between SSTs and socioeconomic status (affluent (n= 257, 50.7%), deprived (n= 250, 49.3%)) and prevalent diabetes (n= 27 (5.3%), 7 (2.7%) affluent, 20 (8.0%) SV).

Results: Diabetes was associated with SST predicted increased visceral fat, lean body mass, liver fat, body fat percentage, resting energy rate, and CV risk score, and worse proteomic predictors of cardiorespiratory fitness, glucose tolerance, alcohol impact, and kidney health (p< 0.05). SED was associated with SST predicted increased visceral adiposity and CV risk score, and decreased cardiorespiratory fitness, glucose tolerance, and kidney health (p< …