Mohamed, Hamid Jan Jan
(2011)
Adiponectin concentrations among patients with diabetes in a multi ethnic population of
Malaysia.
In: 7th Asia Pacific Conference on Clinical Nutrition APCCN 2011, 5-9 June 2011, Bangkok, Thailand.
(Submitted)
Abstract
Objectives:
To determine whether adiponectin concentrations differ between Malays, Chinese and Indians
with type 2 diabetes and to investigate if adiponectin is associated with dietary intake and physical activity in
these ethnics.
Methods:
A total of 210 newly diagnosed type 2 diabetes patients (Malays, Chinese and Indians) were
recruited from Sg Bakap Hospital in Penang, Malaysia. Data on demographic background, clinical,
anthropometric, dietary intake, and physical activity were obtained. Serum adiponectin and standard
laboratory test were performed according to standard procedure.
Objectives:
To determine whether adiponectin concentrations differ between Malays, Chinese and Indians
with type 2 diabetes and to investigate if adiponectin is associated with dietary intake and physical activity in
these ethnics.
Methods:
A total of 210 newly diagnosed type 2 diabetes patients (Malays, Chinese and Indians) were
recruited from Sg Bakap Hospital in Penang, Malaysia. Data on demographic background, clinical,
anthropometric, dietary intake, and physical activity were obtained. Serum adiponectin and standard
laboratory test were performed according to standard procedure.
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