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Short-term postprandial glucose monitoring reveals stable traits from noisy free-living meals
Postprandial glucose responses differ greatly between meals, which complicates the identification of individual glucose response traits in free-living conditions. We analysed 50,463 free-living meals from 992 adults without diagnosed diabetes using a multivariate mixed-effects machine-learning frame
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