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models, we plotted the age-specific β coefficients with their 95% CI against age in Figs 2 , 3 and 4 . While there were significant interactions of fT3 with age on all markers of prediabetes, fT3 was also the only marker showing a significant
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trends or changes in thyroid function during the follow-up period. Secondly, the relatively small sample size and short follow-up period, coupled with a limited number of events available for analysis, restricted the exploration of specific analyses by
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, CRP and mortality with the following specific objectives: To investigate the association of serum T3 with CRP and all-cause mortality. To investigate the association of combined serum T3 and CRP with all-cause mortality. To