Rita R. Kalyani

Medicine & Life Sciences

1. Longitudinal Studies 100%
2. Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus 97%
3. Frailty 96%
4. Glucose 82%
5. Vitamin D 72%
6. Cardiovascular Diseases 69%
7. African Americans 66%
8. Pancreatectomy 60%
9. Accidental Falls 55%
10. Prediabetic State 49%
11. Autologous Transplantation 48%
12. Hyperglycemia 47%
13. Diabetes Mellitus 45%
14. Fasting 44%
15. Adiposity 40%
16. Gonadal Steroid Hormones 38%
17. Obesity 37%
18. Chronic Pancreatitis 36%
19. Nutrition Surveys 35%
20. Atherosclerosis 35%
21. Insulin 35%
22. Pancreatitis 34%
23. Insulin Resistance 33%
24. Confidence Intervals 32%
25. Exercise 29%
26. Serum 29%
27. Aldosterone 28%
28. Hemoglobins 28%
29. Independent Living 27%
30. Muscles 27%
31. Standard of Care 27%
32. 25-hydroxyvitamin D 26%
33. African Continental Ancestry Group 25%
34. Metabolic Syndrome 25%
35. Type 1 Diabetes Mellitus 25%
36. Blood Pressure 25%
37. Primary Prevention 25%
38. Blood Glucose 24%
39. Metabolically Benign Obesity 24%
40. Coronary Disease 24%
41. Aspirin 23%
42. Glucose Tolerance Test 23%
43. Blood Glucose Self-Monitoring 22%
44. Precision Medicine 22%
45. Sex Characteristics 22%
46. Mortality 21%
47. Body Mass Index 21%
48. Renin 21%
49. Randomized Controlled Trials 20%
50. Testosterone 20%