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As long as you are going to deny yourself you might as well go for your best shot at weight loss. While you are at it, reducing blood glucose levels...
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Find out more about Robert: Robert Scheinman joined the University of Colorado faculty in 1995. His laboratory has published on Diabetes, Arthritis, and Cancer. Robert teaches topics ranging from diabetes to chronic inflammatory disease to molecular biology. Email him: robscheinman@gmail.com |
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Amy, the underground diabetic, had experimented both with dieting and with denial. Indeed she had been...
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“My mom had diabetes so I knew my risk was high. I had a glucose tolerance test and although the doctor did...
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Sugar, as far a chemicals go, is pretty safe. No one calls in the hazmat team for spilled glucose in the laboratory. Sugar in your blood is a...
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"Half this game is ninety percent mental." - Philadelphia Phillies manager, Danny Ozark. To read part 1 of this article click here. We ended...
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“Too much of everything is just enough” - John Barlow The desire to eat until we burst may be an evolutionary adaption from our days as...
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People living with diabetes often find that it is mealtimes when one is most likely to see those spikes in blood glucose. The medical community...
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Ten years ago, Bob Avritt weighed 340 lbs and was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. He received what he called the cookie cutter treatment plan....
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Taking control of your diabetes is the order of the day and the best way to begin is to start working on what you eat. Modifying your diet is...
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- Depletion of cytosolic phospholipase A2 in bone marrow-derived macrophages protects against lung cancer progression and metastasis.
- Unmasking of a protective tumor necrosis factor receptor I-mediated signal in the collagen-induced arthritis model.
- Loss of a gimap/ian gene leads to activation of NF-kappaB through a MAPK-dependent pathway.
- AIRE recruits multiple transcriptional components to specific genomic regions through tethering to nuclear matrix.
- Partial activation precedes apoptotic death in T cells harboring an IAN gene mutation.
- Increased NF-kappa B activity in B cells and bone marrow-derived dendritic cells from NOD mice.
- The identification of a novel T cell activation state controlled by a diabetogenic gene.
