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City Geneva / Schmidt / Oxford / Fullerton / Madison / Washington / DC / Philadelphia / Azambuja / Phoenix / Lea / Ferbinger / / Company B. VOZAROVA AND ASSOCIATES / Howard BV / Ford / IRL Press / / / Event Product Issues / / Facility National Institute of Diabetes / SAS Institute / Institute of Diabetes / / IndustryTerm energy / Diabetes Care / / MedicalCondition JE / P. Antonio Tataranni Chronic / insulin resistance syndrome / ischemic heart disease / inflammatory mediators / injury / Chronic subclinical inflammation / obesity / disorder / coronary heart disease / insulin secretory dysfunction / Clinical Diabetes / repeated epidemics / marked insulin resistance / insulin resistance / developed diabetes / Acute and chronic inflammation / low-grade inflammation / disease / Atherosclerosis / non-insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus / Kidney Diseases / diabetes / chronic activation / tumor necrosis / diabetes mellitus / NIDDM / metabolic syndrome X / infectious diseases / II diabetes mellitus / infection / DIABETES FIG / inflammation / chronic low-grade activation / infectious disease / insulin DIABETES / / NaturalFeature River Indian / / Organization Institutional Review Board of the National / World Health Organization / National Institute of Diabetes / Institute of Diabetes and Digestive / National Academy of Sciences / Tribal Council / SAS Institute / Gila River Indian Community / US Federal Reserve / Clinical Research Unit / National Institutes of Health Clinical Research Unit in Phoenix / / Person Carol Massengill / Robert S. Lindsay / Barbora Vozarova / Richard E. Pratley / Mike Milner / Christian Weyer / Ser / Clifton Bogardus / / Position Carpenter / Governor / / Product FS / glucose tolerance / / ProvinceOrState Arizona / / PublishedMedium the National / / Technology alpha / Radiation / X-ray / single nucleotide polymorphism / genotype / / SocialTag 
High White Blood Cell Count Is Associated With a Worsening of Insulin Sensitivity and Predicts the Development of Type 2 Diabetes Barbora Vozarova, Christian Weyer, Robert S. Lindsay, Richard E. Pratley, Clifton Bogardus