Diabetes

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The Next Wave of GLP‑1 Treatments

Introduction The therapeutic approach to obesity and type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) is evolving in a similar way to how clinicians use antibiotics: targeting several pathways that often produce stronger and more durable effects than acting on a single pathway.   Glucagon-like peptide-1 receptor agonists (GLP-1RAs) laid the foundation, but the complexity of fat mass… Read more »

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The Dairy Matrix: Beyond Individual Nutrients

Author(s): Aoife Marie Murphy, PhD

Is dairy fat healthy or unhealthy? Why do we see recommendations to reduce saturated fat intake, while at the same time see headlines from studies showing full-fat dairy may be healthy for us? The answer lies in the fact that food can often be more than the sum of its parts. Dairy, saturated fat &… Read more »

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Changing Prices to Improve Health: Beyond Sugar Taxes

Sugar taxes have seen news coverage in recent years as a way to decrease sugar intake, but a new study found potential merit for additional price changes to improve health. A study from Tufts University published in BMC Medicine found that changing the price on 7 foods by 10% could prevent an estimated 23,000 deaths per… Read more »