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... Familial hypercholesterolemia (FH) is the most common inherited metabolic disease caused by mutation of one of the genes involved in low-density lipoprotein cholesterol (LDL-C) catabolism and related ... See full document

... subgroup analysis presenting results for CKD groups were also ...ing individuals with end-stage renal disease, either receiving maintenance dialysis or with a renal transplant, were ... See full document

... [17,23]. Individuals with this diet pattern were also likely to smoke, have lower physical activity levels, a higher body mass index and watch more hours of television than those with a healthier ... See full document

... The analysis was repeated using two egg-consumption categories: ,7 and $7 eggs per ...increased risk of GDM with consumption of ...the analysis using a dichotomized classification of egg consumption, ... See full document

... using meta-analysis to evaluate the relationship between marital status and cardiovascular ...Our analysis showed that compared to married individuals, being unmarried was associated ... See full document

... Studies assessing fibre intakes using different methods (AOAC or not) were combined. Although direct comparisons may not be appropriate between cohort studies that calculate fibre intake using different analytical ... See full document

... our review is the first of its kind that systemati- cally assessed the scientific literature on the prevalence of CVD in Bangladeshi adults and has attempted to provide a comprehensive report on study variability ... See full document

... 171. Nettleton JA, Steffen LM, Loehr LR, Rosamond WD, Folsom AR. Incident heart failure is associated with lower whole-grain intake and greater high-fat dairy and egg intake in the Atherosclerosis Risk in ... See full document

... Heterogeneity in our results was partially explained by sample size. Other factors did not explain hetero- geneity, but some study characteristics showed higher ES in the sensitivity analyses. One of these was shift work ... See full document

... this systematic review, HP dietary protocols were compared with LP regimens with respect to their effects on biomarkers of obesity and obesity-associated disor- ders such as diabetes or ... See full document

... coeliac disease defined serologi- cally or clinically (positive Immunoglobulin A tissue Transglutaminase antibodies on one or more visits or a positive small bowel biopsy), inflammatory bowel disease, ... See full document

... and Meta regression. The impact of heterogeneity across studies on the meta-analysis was quantified by I-square statistic (TAU) and a cutoff point of 50% was used to declare substantial ... See full document

... Statistical analysis was conducted by using STATA statistical package (version 11, STATA, College Station, TX) and Review Manager (Version ...Subgroup analysis was conducted by ... See full document

... located in the exon 4. A systematic review concluded that c.1879G > A, c.1448G > A and c.1864G > T were the pri- mary LDLR mutations in 295 probands from mainland china, which were consistent with ... See full document

... Behcet’s disease (BD) is a recurrent inflammatory dis- ease characterized by four main symptoms, including recurrent oral ulcers, genital ulcers, skin lesions and uveitis [1, ...the disease [2, ... See full document

... 35. Den Heijer AE, Groen Y, Tucha L, et.al. Sweat it out? The effects of physical exercise on cog- nition and behaviour in children and adults with ADHD: a systematic literature review. J Neural Transm ... See full document

... full-length review, with 193 excluded because they did not report outcomes of interest (n=157) or were not RCTs or observational studies ...this analysis regarding the mortality risk of CKD or ESRD ... See full document

... with risk of mortality increas- ing with the severity of the disorder ...atic review [16] evaluating two outcomes (epilepsy and mortality) claimed that people with ASD may have a higher risk of ... See full document

... high risk of coronary heart disease, and/or for type II ...event risk. It was suggested that LDLC be reduced by at least 50% in high risk patients, and by 30 – 49% in primary prevention of ... See full document

... neuropsychiatric disease all occur more frequently in RA patients as compared to the general ...clinical disease activity index ...from disease-centered to goal-oriented approach is needed to develop ... See full document