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September 15, 2024Diabetes Care11 citations

Accelerated Longitudinal Glycemic Changes in Relation to Urinary Toxic/Essential Metals and Metal Mixtures Among Mexican Americans Living in Starr County, Texas

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MWMargaret C. WeissJSJiehuan SunBJBrian P. Jackson

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Metal and metalloid exposures (hereafter "metals") are associated with adverse health outcomes, including type 2 diabetes; however, previous studies were largely cross- sectional or underpowered. Furthermore, underserved racial/ethnic groups are underrepresented in environmental health research despite having higher rates of type 2 diabetes and a greater risk of metal exposures. Consequently, we evaluated continuous glycemic traits in relation to baseline urinary toxic metal, essential metal, and metal mixtures in a cohort of Mexican American adults.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/68e587eeb6db643587523fbehttps://doi.org/10.2337/dc24-0646
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