Differential associations of novel metaflammation indices with incident stroke across traditional Chinese medicine constitutions: a retrospective community-based cohort study of older adults - Takeaways - MDSpire

Differential associations of novel metaflammation indices with incident stroke across traditional Chinese medicine constitutions: a retrospective community-based cohort study of older adults

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  • Yang Li

  • Jun Ni

  • You Li

  • Suyan Zhao

  • Yun Chen

  • June 3, 2026

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    The study examined the association between metaflammation indices and first stroke risk in older adults.

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    LHR and PHR were significantly associated with increased stroke risk in the overall population after multivariable adjustment.

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    Individuals with high-risk biased TCM constitutions had a notably elevated stroke risk compared to those with balanced constitutions.

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    Stratified analyses indicated significant associations of LHR and PHR with stroke risk in balanced and low-risk biased constitution subgroups.

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    The findings suggest integrating metaflammation indices and TCM constitution identification may enhance stroke risk assessment strategies.

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Differential associations of novel metaflammation indices with incident stroke across traditional Chinese medicine constitutions: a retrospective community-based cohort study of older adults

  • by Yang Li, Jun Ni, You Li, Suyan Zhao, Yun Chen

  • June 3, 2026

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