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A narrative review synthesizing animal and human evidence on adipose tissue mechanisms in obesity treatment; establishes current understanding and identifies evidence gaps rather than presenting original data or a definitive clinical trial result.
International Journal of Innovative Technologies in Social Science
A systematic review synthesizing mechanistic and clinical evidence on obesity-related asthma pathogenesis, offering clinical management recommendations but not reporting new primary data or effect sizes.
American Journal of Physiology-regulatory, Integrative and Comparative Physiology
Preclinical animal study testing a combination intervention hypothesis with negative primary outcome; results do not support additive benefit and require clinical translation.
Mechanistic study in cell culture and animal models identifying a post-translational regulatory pathway; lacks human data, hard clinical outcomes, or phase clinical trial evidence needed to support clinical translation.
A narrative review synthesizing mechanistic associations across heterogeneous studies and models, explicitly acknowledged as hypothesis-generating without demonstrated longitudinal proof within individuals.
Mechanistic and functional genomics study in animal models identifying a transcriptional regulator and proposing a causal pathway; lacks clinical outcome data and human validation beyond re-expression experiments.
This is a narrative review synthesising mechanistic pathways in obesity-associated T2D without reporting original empirical data, primary endpoints, or comparative trials; it raises questions about immunometabolic mechanisms rather than answering them with quantified evidence.
A well-designed randomized crossover trial that confirms the absence of a hypothesized benefit, showing that habitual dairy consumption does not modify postprandial responses to high-fat meals despite acute dairy effects being known.