Nonlinear association of a body shape index and hyperlipidemia: an American population-based cross-sectional study

This study provides the first comprehensive evidence of a significant association between ABSI and hyperlipidemia. The identified threshold effect suggests that ABSI may serve as a valuable anthropometric tool for hyperlipidemia risk stratification. Future studies should validate causality and explore mechanisms underlying the observed nonlinear dynamics.This study provides the first comprehensive evidence of a significant ABSI-hyperlipidemia association. The threshold effect suggests ABSI may serve as a valuable anthropometric tool for hyperlipidemia risk stratification. Future studies should validate causality and explore mechanisms underlying the observed nonlinear dynamics.

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Annals of Medicine
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2025-12-05
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https://doi.org/10.1080/07853890.2025.2599614
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Diabetes, Cardiovascular Risks, and Lipoproteins
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Nonlinear association of a body shape index and hyperlipidemia: an American population-based cross-sectional study

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This study provides the first comprehensive evidence of a significant association between ABSI and hyperlipidemia. The identified threshold effect suggests that ABSI may serve as a valuable anthropometric tool for hyperlipidemia risk stratification. Future studies should validate causality and explore mechanisms underlying the observed nonlinear dynamics.This study provides the first comprehensive evidence of a significant ABSI-hyperlipidemia association. The threshold effect suggests ABSI may serve as a valuable anthropometric tool for hyperlipidemia risk stratification. Future studies should validate causality and explore mechanisms underlying the observed nonlinear dynamics.

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