“the probability of pCR in patients with insulin resistance was 4.7 times lower than that in patients without insulin resistance”
Definitely an interesting finding https://t.co/J4Y53NTxnC
A recent #AdvancesRO article, Nutrition in Cancer: Evidence and Equality, examines the role of nutrition in cancer through the lens of social equity. Read more about the link between poor nutrition and cancer outcomes in this #ASTROblog: https://t.co/wMlBMJK7EE #RadOnc
Nutrition in Cancer: Evidence and Equality
@ChrisHaskinsMD@ColinChampMD @RadOncOA @dr_dominicana discuss how calorie restriction, cachexia, ketogenic diet, nutritional deficiencies, and living in food priority areas impact cancer outcomes #AdvancesRO👇
https://t.co/p5bSFd3BnN
Short podcast episode coming today on how you can support healthcare workers. We ALL need them. Please listen when it's published. Other podcasters: I beg you to consider doing the same. These front-line defenders need our help now, ideally before next week. Outline next... /1
5:2 intermittent fast as effective as CR over 12 months for weight loss at 2 year time point. 5:2 seems more interesting than time restricted feeding at this point but admittedly data is limited. https://t.co/XT2MAbMvKX
We fight about how many eggs we can eat per day, red meat this and plant-based that while the main cause of obesity/health issues is unrelated and continues right under our nose
Whole grain consumption caused NO wt loss in meta-analysis of trials. For those with obesity or diabetes, wt GAIN occurred
👉Many whole grains processed, high glycemic load
👉Whole kernel grains (rye, oats, teff) better choices
👉Or ⬇️ total grain intake https://t.co/Gl9MeThedx
80% of NIH funding for #radiation#oncology studies goes for research that's nearly impossible to replicate due to poor reporting of methodology by researchers who don't understand physics,
@UMmedschool
researchers find. (link: https://t.co/25fu305dzo) https://t.co/u6VDo60090