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“The Accelerating Crisis of Metabolic Multimorbidity in Young U.S. Adults: A 26-Year Analysis of National Trends, Disparities, and Projections to 2031”
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• First large-scale national study of metabolic multimorbidity in U.S. young adults • Metabolic multimorbidity (≥2 conditions) nearly quadrupled from 1999–2024 • Severe multimorbidity (≥3 conditions) surged 24-fold over 26 years • Females and Black adults show highest prevalence, highlighting marked disparities • Forecasting predicts continued rise through 2031, guiding public health planning
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