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Research from Teikyo University provide new insights into body weight

Published in Obesity and Diabetes Week, April 26th, 2010

Researchers detail in 'Plasma volume changes affect prostate specific antigen in healthy men,' new data in body weight. According to recent research from Tokyo, Japan, "Several studies show that prostate specific antigen inversely correlates with body mass index. Hemodilution may be responsible for the lower prostate specific antigen in obese men."

"Hematocrit is the most popular indicator of plasma volume. We examined the effect of hematocrit changes on prostate specific antigen in healthy men during 2 years. We also investigated the association between prostate specific antigen and plasma volume changes based on combined changes in body weight and hematocrit. We...

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