Air pollution-associated changes in biomarkers of diabetes risk.

Katelyn M Holliday,Archana P Lamichhane,Rahul Gondalia,James D Stewart,Jaime Madrigano,Regina A Shih,Jeff D Yanosky,Duanping Liao,Gregory A Wellenius,Eric A Whitsel

Environmental epidemiology (Philadelphia, Pa.)（2019）

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Low-level short-term PM and NO concentrations may have negligible adverse effects on biomarkers of diabetes risk. Although longer-term mean PM concentrations showed primarily null associations with these biomarkers, results suggestively indicated that PM exposure over the range of concentrations experienced in the United States may adversely affect biomarkers of diabetes risk at the population level, as may longer-term mean PM concentrations among women with IFG.

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