COVID-19 and metabolic diseases: a heightened awareness of health inequities and a renewed focus for research priorities.
COVID-19 and metabolic diseases: a heightened awareness of health inequities and a renewed focus for research priorities.
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DOI:
10.1016/j.cmet.2021.02.006
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发表时间:
2021-03-02
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29
通讯作者:
Rodgers GP
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作者:
Cefalu WT;Rodgers GP
Chronic metabolic disorders such as diabetes and obesity are major public health issues in the United States. However, significant disparities in their prevalence and incidence place a greater burden on US racial and ethnic minority groups, contributing to worse COVID-19 outcomes in many. Improving treatment and prevention of diabetes and obesity is critical to the NIDDK. In this Perspective, we will review the burden of metabolic diseases in the United States, the observed disparities for metabolic diseases in relation to COVID-19, and research opportunities to address underlying causes of metabolic diseases, their associated health disparities, and COVID-19. Diabetes and obesity are associated with greater COVID-19 severity, and certain racial and ethnic groups bear a disproportionate burden of these metabolic diseases. There is a need to focus on SDOH and truly understand how these factors adversely affect an individual’s health and contribute to increasing prevalence of metabolic diseases.
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