Higher dietary inflammatory index predicts elevated risk of cardiometabolic–kidney syndrome: implications for preventive nutrition strategies

Elevated DII scores substantially increase the risk of advanced CKM stages, with potential threshold effects. Behavioral factors (e.g., smoking and alcohol intake) and socioeconomic status may modify the DII-CKM relationship.

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European journal of medical research
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2026-02-15
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https://doi.org/10.1186/s40001-026-04014-7
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Nutritional Studies and Diet
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Higher dietary inflammatory index predicts elevated risk of cardiometabolic–kidney syndrome: implications for preventive nutrition strategies

Zhonggao Xu, Tingting Liu, Wei Gong
European journal of medical research
Nutritional Studies and Diet
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Higher dietary inflammatory index predicts elevated risk of cardiometabolic–kidney syndrome: implications for preventive nutrition strategies

Zhonggao Xu, Tingting Liu, Wei Gong
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Abstract

Elevated DII scores substantially increase the risk of advanced CKM stages, with potential threshold effects. Behavioral factors (e.g., smoking and alcohol intake) and socioeconomic status may modify the DII-CKM relationship.

European journal of medical researchVol. 31(1)
Jilin University (CN), First Hospital of Jilin University (CN)
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Higher dietary inflammatory index predicts elevated risk of cardiometabolic–kidney syndrome: implications for preventive nutrition strategies — Zhonggao Xu, Tingting Liu, et al. · European journal of medical research (2026) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS