To determine prevalence of metabolic syndrome in adolescents with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) and derive features suggestive of propensity for development of metabolic syndrome.
Our observation of a different interethnic propensity to development of liver injury is clinically relevant.
Although many groups have stressed that all biomedical research is potentially sensitive [ 3], some people are particularly concerned about the generation of genetic information [ 1, 2], which may have implications for propensity of disease development, not only for the patient, but also for the patient's family.
This hypothesis would explain both the lower rate of NAFLD as well as the lower propensity for development of NASH.
This approach has limited the overall therapeutic effectiveness and applicability of current antivirals due to restricted viral specificity, a propensity for development of drug resistance, and an inability to control deleterious host-mediated inflammation.
However, the high propensity for development of resistance mutations may undermine the therapeutic benefit of raltegravir.
Taken together, these observations suggest that impaired glucose tolerance in pregnancy may program the propensity to development of the metabolic syndrome.
Notwithstanding the above, this study definitely piques our interest and adds weight to the hypothesis on the role of SUA in the propensity toward development of AKI in a diverse patient population [ 21].
In a subset of adult GHD patients with a propensity toward development of T2D, such as obesity and/or family history of T2D, GH therapy can be associated with the development of glucose intolerance or T2D in the first year of therapy (4), so monitoring with HbA1c is important.
This systematic review suggests that biomedical risk factors are an important consideration in the future study of propensity to the development of Achilles tendinopathy.
