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To explore how dietary fibre relates to gut microbiota and cardiovascular health based on diabetes status.

April 15, 2026

Dietary Fibre, Gut Microbiota and Cardiovascular Outcomes: Differential Associations by Diabetes Status in Multiethnic Cohorts

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To explore how dietary fibre relates to gut microbiota and cardiovascular health based on diabetes status.
Analyzed multiethnic cohorts for the impact of dietary fibre on cardiovascular outcomes.
Assessed gut microbiota diversity and its relation to health outcomes based on diabetes status.
Utilized an exploratory microbiota index for evaluation.
Identified differential associations between dietary fibre, gut microbiota, and cardiovascular outcomes based on diabetes status.
Noted potential microbiota-related markers that may guide tailored dietary interventions.

Abstract

The varying impact of dietary fibre based on diabetes status underscores the need for personalised nutrition. The exploratory microbiota index reflects the interplay between fibre, gut health and cardiovascular outcomes, suggesting that microbiota-related markers may help identify populations who could potentially benefit from tailored dietary strategies.

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Yuwei Li

Nuo Xu

Boya Zhao

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Diabetes Obesity and Metabolism

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Stanford University

Zhejiang University

Stanford Medicine

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