Revised Threshold A "revised threshold" refers to an updated or adjusted level or criterion used in medical practice or pharmacology, often based on new research, clinical guidelines, or evidence. This could pertain to various measurements, such as diagnostic test results, treatment initiation criteria, or drug dosage limits. For example, if new research suggests that lower blood pressure targets reduce cardiovascular risk, the threshold for initiating antihypertensive therapy …

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Personal take on this article: Abstract: This study aimed to evaluate glucose tolerance in adult males with Becker muscular dystrophy (BMD) and Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD) using an oral glucose tolerance test (OGTT) and to investigate whether body composition influences glucose response. The study included 28 adults with dystrophinopathy (13 BMD, 15 DMD) and 12 non-dystrophic controls who ingested 75g of glucose. Fingertip blood samples were taken at 30-minute intervals …

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