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Elizabeth Yen, Kiran Singh, Marissa Chow

    medRxiv : the preprint server for health sciences
    |January 16, 2026
    PubMed
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    El trastorno por uso de opioides (TUO) materno puede reducir la señalización de la adiponectina en recién nacidos, lo que podría provocar un crecimiento anormal y riesgos cardiometabólicos. Este estudio encontró una menor expresión de ADIPOR1 en bebés expuestos a opioides, lo que sugiere una alteración en la programación metabólica.

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