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See Latest ArticlesPredictors of the early impairment of renal disease in human obesity
International Journal of Obesity, 11/02/09
Gilardini L et al. – In obese women, weight loss alone is not sufficient to induce the AER decrease that occurs only with a concomitant improvement in glucose homeostasis. The adipose tissue gene expression profile seems to favor the early renal impairment often seen in obese subjects.
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