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Few topics in medicine are as controversial as the metabolic syndrome. Criticism of the term "syndrome," the lack of standardized methodology in the construction of diagnostic criteria proposed by different organizations, the debate about the role of obesity and insulin resistance, and discrepancies as to when and how the syndrome should be treated are among the arguments surrounding this topic. Metabolic Syndrome and Cardiovascular Disease provides information on these and other matters in an attractive way, introducing readers to the controversy. The book is entirely accessible, easy to read, and supplemented by summaries emphasizing the most important aspects of each
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