2020
DOI: 10.29105/respyn19.1-2
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Índice de masa corporal, circunferencia de cintura y diabetes en adultos del Estado de México

Abstract: Introducción: la diabetes y la obesidad son importantes problemas de salud pública en el Estado de México. Objetivo: determinar la precisión diagnóstica y los puntos de corte óptimos del índice de masa corporal y de la circunferencia de cintura sobre la diabetes, así como conocer la asociación de ambos indicadores con la enfermedad según los puntos de corte definidos. Material y métodos: los datos son de la Encuesta Nacional de Salud y Nutrición 2012 para los adultos del Estado de México. Se analizaron 969 obs… Show more

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“…These data demonstrated independence between BMI and the risk of presenting the disease in the future ( p < 0.05). On the grounds that the BMI does not specify how body fat is distributed, using the waist circumference has been proposed to better predict the likelihood of diabetes . The waist circumference allows the identification of the distribution of body fat, even among people with a BMI in the categories of low weight or normal weight .…”
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“…These data demonstrated independence between BMI and the risk of presenting the disease in the future ( p < 0.05). On the grounds that the BMI does not specify how body fat is distributed, using the waist circumference has been proposed to better predict the likelihood of diabetes . The waist circumference allows the identification of the distribution of body fat, even among people with a BMI in the categories of low weight or normal weight .…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…On the grounds that the BMI does not specify how body fat is distributed, using the waist circumference has been proposed to better predict the likelihood of diabetes. 16 The waist circumference allows the identification of the distribution of body fat, even among people with a BMI in the categories of low weight or normal weight. 16 The abdominal perimeter was independent with respect to the level of risk (p < 0.05).…”
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