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3 percentage points in women (26.6% vs 29.9%; P less then 0.001) and by 8.8 percentage points in men (30.7% vs 39.4%; P less then 0.001). The increase in the frequency of carbohydrate metabolism disorders was the greatest contributor to this phenomenon; however, abdominal obesity and lipid disorders were also significantly more frequent. CONCLUSIONS It is alarming that in the decade between the WOBASZ and WOBASZ II studies there was such a significant increase in the prevalence of MS and its individual components in Poland.INTRODUCTION
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