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A Clustering Study of Sociodemographic Data, Dietary Patterns, and Gut Microbiota in Healthy and Breast Cancer Women Participating in the MICROMA Study.

Carmen María Ruiz-MarínAna Isabel Álvarez-MercadoJulio Plaza-DíazAvilene Rodríguez-LaraTania Gallart-AragónMaría Teresa Sánchez-BarrónSaturnino de Reyes LartateguiMiriam Alcaide-LucenaMariana F FernándezLuis Fontana
Published in: Molecular nutrition & food research (2024)
Although cases exhibited higher adherence to the Mediterranean diet compared with controls, they presented features and microbiota alterations typical of the metabolic syndrome, probably due to their higher BMI and reflecting changes in their lifestyle around the time of diagnosis.
Keyphrases
  • metabolic syndrome
  • cardiovascular disease
  • body mass index
  • type diabetes
  • single cell
  • adipose tissue
  • pregnant women
  • big data
  • young adults
  • rna seq
  • artificial intelligence