Association of inflammatory environmental enteropathy with markers of insulin resistance and β-cell dysfunction by HIV status.

<p>Association of inflammatory environmental enteropathy with markers of insulin resistance and β-cell dysfunction by HIV status.</p>

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Main Author:	George PrayGod (345259) (author)
Other Authors:	Belinda Kweka (9931483) (author), Evangelista Malindisa (15340190) (author), Andrea M. Rehman (7439051) (author), Ruth Frikke-Schmidt (114871) (author), Christina Christoffersen (296542) (author), Rikke Krogh-Madsen (369973) (author), Daniel Faurholt-Jepsen (345258) (author), Henrik Friis (345267) (author), Paul Kelly (95510) (author), Suzanne Filteau (132124) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Medicine Sociology Immunology Infectious Diseases Virology Chemical Sciences not elsewhere classified testing novel interventions mean (± sd lipopolysaccharide binding protein glucose &# 8805 body mass index define ee severity xlink "> cross logistic regression assessed homa )-&# 946 0 (± 11 lower matsuda index whereas among hiv sugar uptake ee 27 %) overweight hiv ), ee middle tertile compared sugar uptake insulinogenic index inflammatory ee lower tertile among overweight 58 %) 13 %) hiv modified uninfected participants secondary outcomes obese participants may increase main outcome longitudinal studies ir ), intestinal permeability higher odds higher homa environmental enteropathy diabetes among 612 participants
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