| Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type | 
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8586968 | Clinical Nutrition | 2018 | 9 Pages | 
Abstract
												At baseline patients with aggressive prostate cancer demonstrated impaired glucose tolerance compared with men of similar age and body size. Following treatment, glucose tolerance improved in the absence of changes in expected modifiers of glucose metabolism. These improvements may be related to treatment.
											Keywords
												IGFHDLDBPFFMSBPPSAHOMA-IRIGF-1RIAOGTTQUICKISMIIGFBP1-RMSMMTNFADT1 repetition maximumAUCc-Peptidehigh-density lipoproteinOral glucose tolerance testProstate specific antigeninsulininterleukincardiovascular diseaseTriglyceridesSkeletal muscle massfat massFat Free MassBody compositionandrogen deprivation therapyradioimmunoassayCVDProstate cancerbody mass indexBMISkeletal muscle indexquantitative insulin sensitivity check indexInsulin-like growth factortumor necrosis factordiastolic blood pressuresystolic blood pressureLow-density lipoproteinLDLHomeostatic model of insulin resistanceYoung malesarea under the curveRadiation therapyinsulin-like growth factor binding proteinC-reactive proteinCRP
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											Authors
												Katie M. Di Sebastiano, Kirsten E. Bell, Andrew S. Mitchell, Joe Quadrilatero, Joel A. Dubin, Marina Mourtzakis, 
											