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Published in final edited form as: Diabetes Res Clin Pract. 2020 Feb 26;161:108052. doi: 10.1016/j.diabres.2020.108052

Figure 1: — A) 2-hour glucose levels were similar in women in the assimilation class [median (IQR): 123 (51) mg/dl, p=0.09] compared to women in the separation class [134 (56) mg/dl]. *Women in the integration class had significantly lower levels of 2-hour glucose [median (IQR): 120 (47.5) mg/dl, p=0.02] compared to women in the separation class. 2-hour glucose levels were similar in men in the separation, integration, and assimilation classes [median (IQR): 133 (64), 122 (57), and 119.5 (45.5) mg/dl, respectively; all p>0.05]. B) *HDL levels were higher in women in the assimilation group [median (IQR): 58.5 (20) mg/dl, p<0.01] compared to women in the separation class [50 (16) mg/dl]. Women in the integration class had a slightly higher HDL level [median (IQR): 54 (17) mg/dl, p=0.05] compared to women in the separation class. HDL levels were similar in men in the separation, integration, and assimilation classes [median (IQR): 44 (15), 43 (14), and 45.5 (13) mg/dl, respectively; all p>0.05]. C) *Triglyceride levels were lower in women in the assimilation group [median (IQR): 99 (65) mg/dl, p<0.01] compared to women in the separation class [125 (55) mg/dl]. **Women in the integration class also had a lower triglyceride level [111 (55) mg/dl, p<0.01] compared to women in the separation class. Triglyceride levels were similar in men in the separation, integration, and assimilation classes [median (IQR): 125 (82), 128 (78), and 123.5 (77) mg/dl, respectively; all p>0.05]. D) *Significantly lower BMI in women in the assimilation group [mean (SD) 25.7 (4.5) kg/m², p<0.01] compared to women in the separation class [27.3 (3.8) kg/m²]. **Significantly lower BMI in women in the integration class [25.8 (4.1) kg/m², p<0.01] compared to women in the separation class. Similar BMI in men in the separation, integration, and assimilation classes [25.8 (4.5), 25.7 (3.5), and 26.1 (4.3) kg/m², respectively].

Figure 1: — A) 2-hour glucose levels were similar in women in the assimilation class [median (IQR): 123 (51) mg/dl, p=0.09] compared to women in the separation class [134 (56) mg/dl]. *Women in the integration class had significantly lower levels of 2-hour glucose [median (IQR): 120 (47.5) mg/dl, p=0.02] compared to women in the separation class. 2-hour glucose levels were similar in men in the separation, integration, and assimilation classes [median (IQR): 133 (64), 122 (57), and 119.5 (45.5) mg/dl, respectively; all p>0.05]. B) *HDL levels were higher in women in the assimilation group [median (IQR): 58.5 (20) mg/dl, p<0.01] compared to women in the separation class [50 (16) mg/dl]. Women in the integration class had a slightly higher HDL level [median (IQR): 54 (17) mg/dl, p=0.05] compared to women in the separation class. HDL levels were similar in men in the separation, integration, and assimilation classes [median (IQR): 44 (15), 43 (14), and 45.5 (13) mg/dl, respectively; all p>0.05]. C) *Triglyceride levels were lower in women in the assimilation group [median (IQR): 99 (65) mg/dl, p<0.01] compared to women in the separation class [125 (55) mg/dl]. **Women in the integration class also had a lower triglyceride level [111 (55) mg/dl, p<0.01] compared to women in the separation class. Triglyceride levels were similar in men in the separation, integration, and assimilation classes [median (IQR): 125 (82), 128 (78), and 123.5 (77) mg/dl, respectively; all p>0.05]. D) *Significantly lower BMI in women in the assimilation group [mean (SD) 25.7 (4.5) kg/m², p<0.01] compared to women in the separation class [27.3 (3.8) kg/m²]. **Significantly lower BMI in women in the integration class [25.8 (4.1) kg/m², p<0.01] compared to women in the separation class. Similar BMI in men in the separation, integration, and assimilation classes [25.8 (4.5), 25.7 (3.5), and 26.1 (4.3) kg/m², respectively].