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Evaluating Relationships Between Immunometabolism and Excess Adiposity Using Anthropometric and Body Composition Measurements
Metabolic dysfunction is a key contributor to the development of chronic disease and is associated with excessive adiposity. Though body mass index (BMI) is a common screening tool used to identify possible metabolic dysfunction, it does not consider fat distribution. Other tools are needed to asses
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