Day 13 of the 30 Day Glucose Challenge (yesterday I applied a new device and it took a while to calibrate). So...are stir fried mixed vegetables a great, healthy choice? YES! Will they possibly impact your glucose? Also...yes. American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases (AASLD) EASL | The Home of Hepatology European Liver Patients' Association - ELPA LPI LIVER PATIENTS INTERNATIONAL Global Liver Institute, Canadian Association for the Study of the Liver Jonathan G. Stine, MD MSc, FACP, Manal Abdelmalek , Rachael Sood RN, MSN, NP-C, CDCES, Arizona Liver Health, Naim Alkhouri, MD, FAASLD, Mazen Noureddin, MD, MHSc , Jörn M. Schattenberg , Zobair Younossi , Global NASH Council , Obesity Matters , Paul Brennan Christopher Kopka , American Diabetes Association , Barcelona Institute for Global Health (ISGlobal) Jeffrey V. Lazarus, Dexcom Michael Reiner, MBA, Elizabeth Pekas, PhD Larry Holden
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Kudos to Michael Betel & the Fatty Liver Alliance for this fantastic series on real-time glucose monitoring. We need more like this! I think these are great for many reasons, with three top of mind: 1. In the context of #liver disease, we often discuss, debate and define terms about #diagnostics and monitoring through the lens of the #clinician. Not a bad thing, per se. Yet here Michael models one (among many) ways people can directly engage in gathering their own data. 2. Within the steatotic liver disease community of practice, perhaps too often we speak rather generally about #diet and #nutrition. I've heard from quite a few people living with #MASLD state something along the following lines: 'the only thing my doctor told me to do was to eat better." That may be accurate, but it's assuredly insufficient given food's role in our #cardiometabolic systems. Here, Michael & the Fatty Liver Alliance model very real food choices, a la "to Taco Tuesday or not to Taco Tuesday." 3. If we wish to be #peoplecentered and #patientcentered, it's fantastic to "show not tell," use humor as a teaching tool and demonstrate what happens in actual real life: again, to taco or not to taco, to consume quick carbs to get enough energy to make it through the next meeting, to enjoy a gelato on a vacation in Rome, whatever. How powerful is it to use social media, with direct personal storytelling, as a teaching tool? Bravo Michael. This is a great series. I'm hesitant to name my 'favorite,' just yet. But given my own research interests in the uptake of #innovations into treatment, care and #healthsystems, Day 13 stands out. (And, hence, I'm linking people 'about mid way' through the 30 day challenge.) #liverhealth is #publichealth
Day 13 of the 30 Day Glucose Challenge (yesterday I applied a new device and it took a while to calibrate). So...are stir fried mixed vegetables a great, healthy choice? YES! Will they possibly impact your glucose? Also...yes. American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases (AASLD) EASL | The Home of Hepatology European Liver Patients' Association - ELPA LPI LIVER PATIENTS INTERNATIONAL Global Liver Institute, Canadian Association for the Study of the Liver Jonathan G. Stine, MD MSc, FACP, Manal Abdelmalek , Rachael Sood RN, MSN, NP-C, CDCES, Arizona Liver Health, Naim Alkhouri, MD, FAASLD, Mazen Noureddin, MD, MHSc , Jörn M. Schattenberg , Zobair Younossi , Global NASH Council , Obesity Matters , Paul Brennan Christopher Kopka , American Diabetes Association , Barcelona Institute for Global Health (ISGlobal) Jeffrey V. Lazarus, Dexcom Michael Reiner, MBA, Elizabeth Pekas, PhD Larry Holden
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Search and read this article and share with others. Sushruta and Charak are being affirmed by International Universities. Can Indian also do similar reasearch Timing of Moderate to Vigorous Physical Activity, Mortality, Cardiovascular Disease, and Microvascular Disease in Adults With Obesity Conclusion In summary, our findings underscore the significant health benefits associated with evening MVPA among adults with or at risk of T2D. The results of this study emphasize that beyond the total volume of MVPA, its timing, particularly in the evening, was consistently associated with the lowest risk of mortality relative to other timing windows. Although future trials and device-based cohort studies are required to further explore MVPA timing as a potential factor in lifestyle interventions targeting cardiometabolic disease management, the available evidence suggests that evening MVPA may be a suitable therapeutic strategy
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🌍 Osteoporosis cases to reach 58.05 million by 2033 in 7 major markets 📊 GlobalData projects a significant rise in osteoporosis cases from 51.17 million in 2023 to 58.05 million by 2033 across 7 key markets. This increase reflects a 1.34% annual growth rate. 📈 In 2033, the US will lead with 19.91 million cases, while Spain will have the lowest at 4.24 million. 🇺🇸🇪🇸 Osteoporosis affects bone mass and strength, increasing the risk of fractures, particularly in postmenopausal women and older men. Explore GlobalData’s detailed analysis to stay ahead in the healthcare market! 🚀 https://lnkd.in/gaSFZfGY #Osteoporosis #HealthcareInsights #GlobalData #BoneHealth #HealthcareForecast #KnowMore
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There has been a shift in incidence of Esophageal Adenocarcinoma (AC) and Squamous Cell Carcinoma (SCC) within certain populations primarily due to an increase prevalence of primary risk factors. In Western nations, more often the United States, there has been a shift from SCC predominance to the majority of new cases of EC being adenocarcinoma. This shift within the United States has largely correlated with a rise in obesity. The prevalence of AC in Asia is also starting to rise as more countries adopt a western diet. The pathophysiology, associated risk factors, and presentation of ESCC and AC are different. This difference is seen in varying lifestyles, population health, and certain genetic risks. With further development closer analysis of primary risk factors and implementation of policies and programs that promote public health literacy, there is a potential to decrease esophageal cancer's global disease burden.
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This meta analysis study looked at 6.5 Million people and showed that there is no higher risk of dying early if one has a higher BMI. This has been shown over and over, but goes against the narrative that “ob$ese” people live shorter lives than other weight groups. That narrative sells more diets, drugs and surgeries. From the study: CONCLUSION "We found no evidence that higher BMI was associated with a higher mortality risk. Rather, higher BMI was associated with lower mortality in several clinical populations. These findings suggest that the role of inflammation and fasting insulin in mediating adverse outcomes that are typically attributed to obesity should be further considered, whereas the merits of public health interventions to treat obesity and/or promote weight loss should be critically re-examined."
Associations between body mass index and all‐cause mortality: A systematic review and meta‐analysis
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Severe COVID-19 Lung Disease Linked to Ferroptosis 🦠 Researchers have uncovered countless details about how SARS-CoV-2 causes COVID-19. However, the mechanisms causing severe lung issues remain unclear, limiting treatment options. 🫁 In severe cases, COVID-19 can cause extreme lung damage, resulting in pneumonia, inflammation, and acute respiratory distress syndrome. Hyperferritinemia and disrupted lung iron homeostasis in COVID-19 patients have pointed to ferroptosis—an iron-dependent cell death. A new study finds that ferroptosis is the major cell death mechanism in COVID-19 lung disease. 🫁 Published in Nature Communications, the study reveals increases in ferroptosis markers in fatal COVID-19 cases. This suggests that halting ferroptosis with therapeutic drugs could improve outcomes. 🫁 “This finding adds crucial insight to our understanding of how COVID-19 affects the body,” said Brent Stockwell, PhD, of Columbia University. 🦠 Columbia University Columbia University Irving Medical Center Nature Portfolio #COVID19 #Research #Ferroptosis #LungDisease #Pandemic #Health #MedicalResearch #NatureCommunications #Science #HealthCare #BrentStockwell #IronHomeostasis #CellDeath #Innovation #VirusResearch #PulmonaryDisease #medicalresearchnews
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Patients with #psoriasis and #psoriaticarthritis have a higher prevalence of #cardiometabolic comorbidities compared to the general population. Amgen conducted a #retrospective cohort study of electronic medical records from patients with psoriasis and/or psoriatic arthritis in the OM1 Real-World Data Cloud who newly initiated #apremilast. 📍View the full article: https://hubs.ly/Q02sGHgY0 #RWD #RWE #insights #bigdata #heor #marketaccess #aad #dataanlytics #ai #diabetes #obesity #patientjourney #realworldanalytics
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Metabolic disorders, such as diabetes and obesity, pose a significant global health challenge, impacting millions worldwide. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), over 422 million people have diabetes, and more than 1.9 billion adults are overweight or obese. Biotech companies are making substantial investments in metabolic disorder clinical trials to develop innovative treatments for conditions like diabetes, obesity, and non-alcoholic fatty liver disease. The global market for metabolic disease treatments is projected to reach USD 600 billion by 2025, driven by increasing prevalence and unmet medical needs. Clinical trial sites encounter various obstacles when conducting studies in cardiology and metabolic disorders. These intricate fields demand specialized expertise, advanced technologies, and meticulous patient care. Understanding these challenges enables clinical trial sites to better prepare and implement strategies for successful outcomes in cardiovascular and metabolic research. I & I Research COO Sevtap Rowlands is excited to team up with Michele Cameron for insightful roundtable discussions with industry experts at Society for Clinical Research Sites (SCRS) Global Summit 2024. Come and Join Us! #MetabolicDisorders #ClinicalTrials #HealthcareResearch #Innovation #GlobalHealth #SCRS2024 #INIResearch
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Happy World Kidney Day! 🌎 The topic of kidney health is often on my mind having worked repeatedly on NCDs and especially on kidney diseases. This includes chronic kidney disease which affects approximately 100 million people in Europe alone! One of the largest paint points in CKD care is late diagnosis. Nicknamed the 'silent killer' CKD can go undiagnosed until later stages of the disease and these later diagnoses lead to poorer outcomes. That's why a key unmet need in kidney care is ensuring earlier diagnosis and treatment. You can read more on this in one of our previous articles: https://lnkd.in/efewkKew. There are many emerging strategies aimed at improving CKD outcomes, including home-testing, telemedicine and remote monitoring, home-dialysis, and much more... CKD care is a space with a lot of unmet need which usually lends well to disruptive innovation. Let's see what the future holds 🚀
Chronic kidney disease: an unmet need for early diagnosis and treatment
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Why Are Men at Higher Diabetes, Diabetes Complications Risk Than Women? Men with type 2 diabetes and obesity exhibit higher levels of insulin resistance in their adipose tissue compared to women, according to scientists from the Karolinska Institutet in Stockholm, Sweden. Researchers found that this heightened insulin resistance in men is due to a less effective inhibition of fat cell lipolysis, the process of breaking down fat. This breakdown of fat cells leads to elevated levels of free fatty acids, which can contribute to inflammation and insulin resistance. They also identified a gene that may play a role in the greater insulin resistance seen in men. The study revealed differences in lipolysis (fat breakdown) and lipogenesis (fat production), and cells' sensitivity to these processes, between men and women with obesity, but not in those without obesity. In fact, the adipose tissue of women with obesity showed 10 times higher insulin sensitivity than that of men. Fat cells from men with obesity exhibited twice the rate of lipolysis compared to those from women. Further analysis highlighted differences in the expression of certain genes, including testosterone receptors in male fat tissue compared to female fat tissue. Previous research has indicated that men are more likely to develop type 2 diabetes at lower BMIs than women, potentially due to different fat distribution. Men also tend to develop this condition at younger ages. Additionally, a recent study published in the Journal of Epidemiological Community Health showed that men are at greater risk of developing complications related to both type 1 and type 2 diabetes than women, regardless of how long they have had the condition. The authors of the first study suggest that their findings indicate insulin resistance in men with obesity could be specifically targeted with pharmaceutical and lifestyle interventions to prevent type 2 diabetes. However, they note that further prospective studies are needed to support their findings. Source: Medical News Today #bietnik #behavioralhealth #healthy #healthylifestyle #diabetes #menshealth
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