TCM and Integrated Medicine for Hyperuricemia: Umbrella Review Finds Superiority with Low Certainty
Chinese Medicine Shows Promise for High Uric Acid, But Quality Issues Remain
This umbrella review of 11 systematic reviews evaluated Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and integrated TCM-Western medicine for hyperuric…
While Chinese medicine looks helpful for high uric acid, we can't trust the results yet because the research behind it is flawed.
Higher ZJU index associated with worse metabolic profiles in adults with type 2 diabetes and hyperuricemia
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This retrospective cross-sectional analysis of 1772 adults with type 2 diabetes mellitus evaluated the association between the Zhejiang Univ…
A simple calculation used for liver health may also warn about uric acid problems in diabetes.
Higher TyG index associated with increased hyperuricemia prevalence in metabolically healthy participants.
Can a simple blood sugar and fat marker predict higher uric acid levels in healthy people?
This cross-sectional study of 1,181 apparently healthy participants with zero metabolic syndrome components found that hyperuricemia prevale…
A simple blood marker combining sugar and fat levels predicts higher uric acid risk in healthy adults, with rates rising from 4% to 11.5% ac…
Nomogram using baseline SUA and CD4+ count predicts hyperuricemia risk in people living with HIV
What raises uric acid in HIV? New tool spots risk before symptoms start.
This retrospective single-center study in Hangzhou, China derived and internally validated a nomogram predicting time to hyperuricemia (HUA)…
A new tool predicts high uric acid risk in HIV patients using just two factors: starting uric acid levels and CD4+ T-cell counts.
Review of quercetin in metabolic diseases shows promise but lacks clinical validation.
Review suggests quercetin may have multiple beneficial effects on metabolic conditions
This review evaluates quercetin for conditions including diabetes, obesity, and gout. While the medication demonstrates favorable human tole…
A natural compound found in fruits and vegetables shows promise for managing type 2 diabetes, obesity, and fatty liver disease, though human…