Table 2 Definition of metabolic health in included studies.

From: Association of metabolic obesity phenotypes with risk of overall and site-specific cancers: a systematic review and meta-analysis of cohort studies

Author, years, country

Abdominal obesity (WC or WHR)

Elevated triglycerides or lipid-lowering medication

Reduced HDL cholesterol or cholesterol-lowering medication use

Abnormal glucose metabolism, HbA1c levels, diabetes, or antidiabetic drug treatment

Elevated blood pressure - hypertension or antihypertensive medication

High C-peptide level

Homoeostatic Model Assessment for Insulin Resistance

C-reactive protein

Mahamat-saleh et al. [19]

     

  

Gunter et al. [16]

      

 

Murphy et al. [20]

     

  

Kabat et al. [49]

 

   

Kliemann et al. [18]

     

  

Moore et al. [24]

   

    

Park et al. [54], USA

 

   

Park et al. [22]

   

Kim et al. [50]

   

Kim et al. [17]

   

Chung et al. [15]

   

Hashimoto et al. [48]

 

   

Cao et al. [21]

 

   

Park et al. [54]

   

Shin et al. [56]

 

 

   

Shao et al. [33]

 

  

Nguyen et al. [31]

   

Lin et al. [41]

 

   

Liang et al. [52]

 

   

Lee et al. [28]

 

 

   

Kwon et al. [51]

 

 

 

Kabat et al. [23]

   

Cho et al. [45]

 

   

Arnlov et al. [40]

   

Pasqual et al. [30]

 

   

Reeves et al. [55]

  

   

Dibaba et al. [47]

   

Cho et al. [46

 

   

Sun et al. [34]

 

 

   

Moon et al. [29]

   

Park et al. [22]

   
  1. HbA1c haemoglobin, HDL high-density lipoprotein, HOMA-IR homoeostasis model assessment for insulin resistance, HT hypertension, FBG fasting blood glucose, LDL low-density lipoprotein, TG triglycerides, WC waist circumference.