ArticleFrontiers in endocrinology2026
Association between novel obesity- and lipid-related indices and diabetes across different FBG among elderly: a prospective cohort study.
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Background: Although VAI, LAP, TyG and TyHGB are considered alternative indicators of abdominal fat deposition, their longitudinal association and strength of these indices with T2D remain unclear. The study aimed to evaluate the association between the indices and onset T2D in the elderly population across different FBG statuses and compare their predictive performance in risk assessment. Methods: Data were from the BaHLS, a cohort study of community-dwelling elderly individuals in Shenzhen, China. The study examined the associations between six novel obesity- and lipid-related indices (including BMI, WC, VAI, LAP, TyG and TyHGB) and the onset of T2D across different FBG statuses, including normal and elevated FBG. A multivariate Results: A total of 18,251 participants were enrolled in the study, with 1,350 (7.40%) participants were diagnosed with T2D by end of 2022. In the overall elderly cohort, the adjusted Conclusion: The study demonstrated that 6 obesity- and lipid- indices are positively associated with the incidence of onset T2D, and TyG and TyHGB demonstrated superior predictive performance for the onset of T2D in the elderly. Suggesting that TyG and TyHGB should be served as a valuable indicator for monitoring and preventing T2D.
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