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Statin Users Can Experience Weight Gain with Diabetes Onset
Statins will lower cholesterol and increase weight in diabetic patients….
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The results of adding vildagliptin to metformin….
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Hyperglycemia may affect how long patients stay in the hospital after surgery….
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Researchers discover that rate of weight gain in midpregnancy affects the infant’s body mass differently than weight gain during late pregnancy….
Read More »Editor’s Note, DCMS #181: Metabolically Healthy Obesity
Do you have any healthy looking weight appropriate patients who are metabolically unhealthy or any obese patients who are metabolically healthy? Can you tell the difference? This week’s Homerun Slides from Dr. Stanley Schwartz and Mastery In Minutes video with Prof Philipp Scherer help us sort out the definitions. Our …
Read More »Philipp Scherer, PhD: Role of Adipose Tissue in Metabolic Health
Dr. Philipp Scherer discusses the role of adipose tissue, and how fat can expand at either a healthy or unhealthy rate. If it expands and is not properly vascularized, this can cause insulin resistance….
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Dr. Philipp Scherer talks about “healthy obesity” and how some people are “really adept at expanding healthy fat tissue.” He explains that healthy fat tissue is a very effective “sink” for excess calories and that if there is enough vascularization, this spares other tissues such as the liver, muscles or beta …
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