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Tytuł pracy w innym języku: LemańskaJankowskaSmiataczSzeferKarczewskioriginal-article998167009998.2671644-2296001Nutritional status, morphological and biochemical blood parameters in HIV-positive adults from northern PolandJournal of Elementology20181644-22962017/201810.5601/jelem.2017.22.4.1526Lebiedzińska, AnnaHIVKopia dostępna w Sekcji BibliometriiFINAL_PUBLISHEDSince the onset of the HIV/AIDS epidemic, nutrition has been considered an important factor in the course of infection. The study enrolled 150 HIV-positive adults (21-58 years) and 150 control group adults from Gdansk and Bialystok, within the same age, sex and education. Dietary intake was assessed together with hematological and biochemical parameters. HIV-positive adults had a 5-33% lower intake of 15 nutrients. The most significantly different from the control (P < 0.05) were vitamins B and folic acid, vitamin A, vitamin C, iron, zinc, and copper. When considering the percentage of the Estimated Average Requirement (% of the EAR), the most severe nutritional deficiencies were found for folic acid, vitamin D and calcium (<52% of EAR). When taking into account the level of total intake (diet plus supplements) a severe deficiency remained only for calcium and vitamin D, with 47-58% of the EAR. In contrast, a higher intake of 15 nutrients has been reported in HIV-positive adults as compared to the control group, with the most significant increase of the daily intake for vitamins B (B1, B3, B12, folic acid), vitamin A, vitamin C, vitamin D, vitamin E, sodium, iron, and copper (22-120%). The differences observed in the increased intake between the groups correlated with higher daily diet supplementation by HIV-positive participants (P < 0.041). Interestingly, the supply of vitamin D, vitamin B6 and vitamin E was increased in 41 immunocompromised participants (27.3%) with white blood cell (WBC) counts below 4.3 · 103 µL-1, by: 23.5%, 10.1% and 6.6%, respectively (P < 0.05). In contrast, the supply of folic acid (20.8%), iron (14.2%), vitamin B12 (12.4%), copper (8.1%) and vitamin C (7.1%) was significantly decreased (P < 0.05). Higher CD4+T cells count ? 400 cells µL-1 was observed in women compared to men (P < 0.05). The total cholesterol level was significantly decreased in WBC counts below 4.3 · 103 µL-1 (167.6 ± 33.98 vs. 193.2 ± 48.59 mg dL-1, P < 0.020) as compared to high WBC counts. Targeted nutritional intervention may improve the nutritional intake and biochemical status of HIV-positive adults.Karczewski, JanCD4+T cellsfood frequency questionnairevitaminsminerals : Małgorzata : Maria : Tomasz : Piotr : Jan : Oryginalny artykuł naukowyACPartykuł w czasopi¶mie polskim0.733IF : 99984915.0000015.000PUNKTACJA KBNPUNKTACJA MINISTERSTWALISTA FILADELFIJSKAIMPACT FACTOR15.000PUNKTACJA UWM : 009984.000 : A : 003 : Vol. 23 : CC-BY-NC-SA
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Strony: LemańskaJankowskaSmiataczSzeferKarczewskioriginal-article998167009998.2671644-2296001Nutritional status, morphological and biochemical blood parameters in HIV-positive adults from northern PolandJournal of Elementology20181644-22962017/201810.5601/jelem.2017.22.4.1526Lebiedzińska, AnnaHIVKopia dostępna w Sekcji BibliometriiFINAL_PUBLISHEDSince the onset of the HIV/AIDS epidemic, nutrition has been considered an important factor in the course of infection. The study enrolled 150 HIV-positive adults (21-58 years) and 150 control group adults from Gdansk and Bialystok, within the same age, sex and education. Dietary intake was assessed together with hematological and biochemical parameters. HIV-positive adults had a 5-33% lower intake of 15 nutrients. The most significantly different from the control (P < 0.05) were vitamins B and folic acid, vitamin A, vitamin C, iron, zinc, and copper. When considering the percentage of the Estimated Average Requirement (% of the EAR), the most severe nutritional deficiencies were found for folic acid, vitamin D and calcium (<52% of EAR). When taking into account the level of total intake (diet plus supplements) a severe deficiency remained only for calcium and vitamin D, with 47-58% of the EAR. In contrast, a higher intake of 15 nutrients has been reported in HIV-positive adults as compared to the control group, with the most significant increase of the daily intake for vitamins B (B1, B3, B12, folic acid), vitamin A, vitamin C, vitamin D, vitamin E, sodium, iron, and copper (22-120%). The differences observed in the increased intake between the groups correlated with higher daily diet supplementation by HIV-positive participants (P < 0.041). Interestingly, the supply of vitamin D, vitamin B6 and vitamin E was increased in 41 immunocompromised participants (27.3%) with white blood cell (WBC) counts below 4.3 · 103 µL-1, by: 23.5%, 10.1% and 6.6%, respective, Małgorzata, Maria, Tomasz, Piotr, Jan, Oryginalny artykuł naukowyACPartykuł w czasopi¶mie polskim0.733IF, 99984915.0000015.000PUNKTACJA KBNPUNKTACJA MINISTERSTWALISTA FILADELFIJSKAIMPACT FACTOR15.000PUNKTACJA UWM, 009984.000, A, 003, Vol. 23, CC-BY-NC-SA, , , , , 019, 009999.000, 2018-06-06, 13:32, no. 3, y, AT_PUBLICATION, , , , , WNZS0103, 009984.000201820182018Nutritional status, morphological and biochemical blood parameters in HIV-positive adults from no00000356170000001673AOartykuł oryginalny naukowyPUBLIKACJAPEŁNA PUBLIKACJAAAartykuł w czasopi¶mie z IF (wykaz MNiSW)AFILIACJA PODANAENGhttp://jsite.uwm.edu.pl/articles/view/1526/PRACA RECENZOWANA100, 2020-09-23, 12:52, p. 927--946
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Charakterystyka merytoryczna: Natalia^pBierzyńska Natalia^rBierzyńska^sNatalia^u^t^qBierzyńska N^w^x0000026324^zBierzyńska Natalia^aLemańska
Index Copernicus: z Martyna Maksymowicz-Jaroszuk Joanna Grzeszczuk Anna Bierzyńska Natalia^aoriginal-article^bOryginalny artykuł naukowyACPartykuł w czasopi¶mie polskim0.733IF^a998167^b99984915.0000015.000PUNKTACJA KBNPUNKTACJA MINISTERSTWALISTA FILADELFIJSKAIMPACT FACTOR15.000PUNKTACJA UWM^a009998.267^b009984.000^c009999.000^d009984.000201820182018Nutritional status, morphological and biochemical blood parameters in HIV-positive adults from no00000356170000001673AOartykuł oryginalny naukowyPUBLIKACJAPEŁNA PUBLIKACJAAAartykuł w czasopi¶mie z IF (wykaz MNiSW)AFILIACJA PODANAENGhttp://jsite.uwm.edu.pl/articles/view/1526/PRACA RECENZOWANA100^a1644-2296^bA^fA^gABC^hABC^iX^jXY^a001^b003^c2018-06-06, 13:32^d2020-09-23, 12:52^e3624988907^f3421818987^aNutritional status, morphological and biochemical blood parameters in HIV-positive adults from northern Poland^aJournal of Elementology^a2018^bVol. 23^cno. 3^dp. 927--946^a1644-2296^a2017/2018^a10.5601/jelem.2017.22.4.1526^aLebiedzińska, Anna^cy^aHIV^aKopia dostępna w Sekcji Bibliometrii^aFINAL_PUBLISHED^bCC-BY-NC-SA^cAT_PUBLICATION^eOPEN_JOURNAL^aSince the onset of the HIV/AIDS epidemic, nutrition has been considered an important factor in the course of infection. The study enrolled 150 HIV-positive adults (21-58 years) and 150 control group adults from Gdansk and Bialystok, within the same age, sex and education. Dietary intake was assessed together with hematological and biochemical parameters. HIV-positive adults had a 5-33% lower intake of 15 nutrients. The most significantly different from the control (P < 0.05) were vitamins B and folic acid, vitamin A, vitamin C, iron, zinc, and copper. When considering the percentage of the Estimated Average Requirement (% of the EAR), the most severe nutritional deficiencies were found for folic acid, vitamin D and calcium (<52% of EAR). When taking into account the level of total intake (diet plus supplements) a severe deficiency remained only for calcium and vitamin D, with 47-58% of the EAR. In contrast, a higher intake of 15 nutrients has been reported in HIV-positive adults as compared to the control group, with the most significant increase of the daily intake for vitamins B (B1, B3, B12, folic acid), vitamin A, vitamin C, vitamin D, vitamin E, sodium, iron, and copper (22-120%). The differences observed in the increased intake between the groups correlated with higher daily diet supplementation by HIV-positive participants (P < 0.041). Interestingly, the supply of vitamin D, vitamin B6 and vitamin E was increased in 41 immunocompromised participants (27.3%) with white blood cell (WBC) counts below 4.3 · 103 µL-1, by: 23.5%, 10.1% and 6.6%, respectively (P < 0.05). In contrast, the supply of folic acid (20.8%), iron (14.2%), vitamin B12 (12.4%), copper (8.1%) and vitamin C (7.1%) was significantly decreased (P < 0.05). Higher CD4+T cells count ? 400 cells µL-1 was observed in women compared to men (P < 0.05). The total cholesterol level was significantly decreased in WBC counts below 4.3 · 103 µL-1 (167.6 ± 33.98 vs. 193.2 ± 48.59 mg dL-1, P < 0.020) as compared to high WBC counts. Targeted nutritional intervention may improve the nutritional intake and biochemical status of HIV-positive adults.^aKarczewski, Jan^cy^aCD4+T cells^afood frequency questionnaire^avitamins^aminerals
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