Different obesity phenotypes, and incident cardiovascular disease and mortality events in elderly Iranians: Tehran lipid and glucose study

Abstract

Among the elderly population, the presence of MetS was necessary for exploring the risk of CVD events and its mortality; however, only the normal weight population with MetS had a significant risk for all-cause mortality

Cardiovascular disease outcomes in metabolically healthy obesity in communities of Beijing cohort study

“…19 The main finding in this study is that MHO subjects had an increased risk of incident CVD compared with MHNW individuals, which is consistent with several previous studies. 8,[20][21][22][23] However, the risk of incident CVD was not lower in MHO subjects when compared with MUO individuals, which differs from previous studies. 24,25 A meta-analysis of eight studies showed that the outcome of MHO was similar to that of MHNW 26 ; however, the studies that followed the subjects for more than 10 years found that patients in the MHO group had increased mortality and cardiovascular risks.…”

“…The main finding in this study is that MHO subjects had an increased risk of incident CVD compared with MHNW individuals, which is consistent with several previous studies . However, the risk of incident CVD was not lower in MHO subjects when compared with MUO individuals, which differs from previous studies .…”

Different glucose tolerance status and incident cardiovascular disease and all‐cause mortality among elderly Iranians

“…Regarding KDM, our results are consistent with other reports on the significant predictive value of KDM for CVD and total mortality . Similar results have been noted for the role of KDM among older adults …”

The long-term prognosis of cardiovascular disease and all-cause mortality for metabolically healthy obesity: a systematic review and meta-analysis

“…Finally, 22 cohort studies met the inclusion criteria and were included, all of which were published in English 3–6 8–10 13 14 24–29 35–41. Eighteen studies evaluated CV events risk,4–6 8–10 13 14 24 26–29 35–38 41 and 11 studies evaluated all-cause mortality risk 3 4 8 13 24–26 35 38–40. The detailed information of included studies is presented in online supplementary file 1.…”