Metabolic syndrome prevelence
8 May, 08 | by Ian Wacogne
In a Finnish birth cohort of 5665 adolescents assessed at 16 years 2.4% had metabolic syndrome using a paediatric definition, 1.7% using an adult definition. Here.
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