NIH Spotlights Pancreatic Aging, Heart Risk and Testosterone in Cancer Defense
Three new NIH-funded findings tackle metabolic aging, cardiovascular risk, and a surprising hormonal brake on brain tumors.
Insulin resistance, blood sugar regulation, metabolic syndrome, and body composition
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Three new NIH-funded findings tackle metabolic aging, cardiovascular risk, and a surprising hormonal brake on brain tumors.
A Cochrane review of 37 RCTs finds obesity drugs modestly reduce weight in adolescents, but evidence quality is low and long-term data are absent.
A rigorous MRI-based study finds that repeated hypoglycemia episodes leave brain glucose transport kinetics unchanged, challenging a leading hypothesis.
A novel endoluminal device implanted in the gut improved insulin sensitivity and weight control beyond what semaglutide achieved in a pig model.
A head-to-head review of 10 CGM devices for healthy adults, weighing real-world accuracy data against limited longevity evidence.
Three NIH-funded studies this week tackle metabolic decline, cardiac risk, and brain tumors — all with aging implications.
A major Cochrane network meta-analysis protocol will rank all insulin regimens by efficacy and safety for adults with type 1 diabetes.
Landmark CKD trials enrolled mostly overweight patients — new evidence questions whether SGLT2 inhibitors work for lean, non-diabetic individuals.
A comprehensive review finds SGLT2 inhibitors reduce AKI risk in humans via hemodynamic, metabolic, and cellular protective pathways.
Expert reviews of top CGM platforms reveal genuine metabolic insights — but no proof they extend lifespan in healthy adults.
Wearable microneedle patches tap interstitial fluid to monitor glucose, lactate, and electrolytes in real time — no needles, no lab.
Padroneggia l'architettura molecolare avanzata di AMPK — dalla segnalazione isoforma-specifica e la compartimentalizzazione spaziale alle strategie farmacologiche emergenti che prendono di mira il sensore energetico al cuore della biologia della longevità.