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BMI and Systemic Inflammation Mediate the Gender-specific Association Between Food Insecurity and Circadian Syndrome in US Adults: A Cross-sectional Study from the NHANCE
Runting Zhang , Senfeng Guo , Jundan Wang , Tingyu Wang , Jiawei Su , Ronghua Mo , He Wang , Hua Li , Jufeng Ye *
Southern Medical University
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Keywords: Food insecurity，Circadian syndrome，NHANES，Body Mass Index (BMI)，White Blood Cell Count
     
Type of article: orginal article | Subject: public specific
Received: 2025/08/31
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