Obesity and weight loss change splicing pattern of obesity and type 2 diabetes genes
Alternative splicing of obesity and type 2 diabetes related genes may contribute to the pathophysiology of obesity, according to research...
Month: May 2015
Balanced Breaks
This post is sponsored by Sargento Foods. I didn’t want to miss out on recapping some fun we had a...
Targeted drug delivery could transform therapies
A world expert in biomedical engineering will today argue that medical science has been focusing on the wrong problem for...
Women’s Health Month: 10 Ways to Improve Your Mental Wellbeing
By Sarah Landrum May is National Women’s Health Month, but while we’ll pay extra mind in these 31 days, women...
Jen Picicci: A Year After Having A Baby, I Love My Body More Than Ever
Before I got pregnant, I spent more than a decade dieting, picking apart my every flaw and obsessing over my...
A Love Letter to My Patients in Early Recovery from Anorexia
You recently accused me of wanting you to be fat. Here's what I've been thinking. . . . Long after...
Now Even Extremely Busy People Can Make Gourmet Meals at Home
Plated There’s nothing quite like sitting down to enjoy a delicious (and nutritious) homemade meal. But we rarely have the...
Mark Bertin, M.D.: Mindful Eating, ADHD and Nutrition
With or without ADHD, in the moment most of us do not attend much to eating. We tear through a...
Sportsister Loves: Muc-Off Athlete protection
Muc-off, the brand responsible for keeping our bikes clean and running smoothly have now turned their attention to keeping us,...
Pilot clinical trial finds injected immune cells safe in multiple myeloma patients
Thirteen of 22 patients experienced some reductions in cancerous white blood cellsThis image shows marrow-infiltrating lymphocytes in cell culture. Credit:...
Tracking the Taxation Movement
In the struggle to reverse the childhood obesity trend, one of the most pervasive tropes about junk food is to...
