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From the review of reviews "Dietary sugar consumption and health: umbrella review"

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English: "Comparisons are highest versus lowest, estimates are relative risks, summary mean difference is weighted mean difference, and effect models are random unless noted otherwise. Complete associations between dietary sugar consumption and endocrine and metabolic outcomes are shown in supplementary table A. Δ=final value – baseline value; AMSTAR=a measurement tool to assess systematic reviews; C=cohort studies; CI=confidence interval; GRADE=Grading of Recommendations Assessment, Development and Evaluation; HDL-C=high density lipoprotein cholesterol; LADA=latent autoimmune diabetes in adults; LDL-C=low density lipoprotein cholesterol; NA=not available; P=population based case-control and/or cross sectional studies; R=randomised controlled trials; SSB=sugar sweetened beverage; T=total No of studies. *Odds ratio. †Children. ‡Any versus none. §Fixed effects model. ¶Standardised mean difference"
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Source https://www.bmj.com/content/381/bmj-2022-071609
Author Authors of the study: Yin Huang, doctoral student, Zeyu Chen, resident physician, Bo Chen, doctoral student, Jinze Li, doctoral student, Xiang Yuan, masters student, Jin Li, doctoral student, Wen Wang, associate professor, Tingting Dai, attending physician, Hongying Chen, consultant physician, Yan Wang, consultant physician, Ruyi Wang, attending physician, Puze Wang, masters student, Jianbing Guo, attending physician, Qiang Dong, professor, Chengfei Liu, professor, Qiang Wei, professor, Dehong Cao, associate professor, Liangren Liu, associate professor

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