danielcoral04

Curiosity is the real teacher.

[Science Magazine @ScienceMagazine]

A new study finds ants best humans at tests of collective intelligence.

Learn more: https://t.co/MHbFGxo1ET @NewsfromScience

[danielcoral04 @danielcoral04]

https://t.co/ZUX3ykJpCn

[Abd Tahrani @AbdTahrani]

Phentyping #obesity has always been challenging. In this very interesting paper @NatureMedicine , the @imisophia team identify clusters based on easily measured biomarkers and linked the clusters to the risk of T2 #diabetes and CVD

https://t.co/DjTVtbhMbS

[DiabetesLUDC @DiabetesLUDC]

Join us for our CRC seminar in Malmö with Inês Barroso on March 22, 10.00-11.00. She will discuss how GWAS data to identify loci that impact on glycemic and metabolic traits may contribute to precision medicine for #type2diabetes. Read more: https://t.co/WlKJzbMHVY
@UniofExeter

[Universidad del Valle @UnivalleCol]

Los egresados Katheryn Mina (Medicina) y José Coral (Lic. Educación Básica) recibieron el reconocimiento José Francisco Socarrás a los Mejores Saber Pro en la #NocheDeLaExcelencia2023 #OrgulloUV

[Hugo Pomares-Millan @HuPoMi]

Happy to announce our new work is now published. Check it out, Who benefits most from outpatient lifestyle intervention? An IMI-SOPHIA study on pediatric individuals living with overweight and obesity: https://t.co/jx16qHxC0T

[Eric Topol @EricTopol]

When the #AI diagnoses a heart attack better than expert clinicians
via ECG in >7,000 consecutive patients across multiple US sites
https://t.co/LTwrGPTxGn
@NatureMedicine by @al_zaiti and colleagues

[IMF @IMFNews]

Rising corporate profits were the largest contributor to Europe’s inflation over the past two years as companies increased prices by more than the spiking costs of imported energy. https://t.co/iEf6Emu0Rp

[danielcoral04 @danielcoral04]

Två fetmaprofiler med olika risk för typ 2-diabetes https://t.co/k2LfdDNras via @vetenskaphalsa

[Innovative Health Initiative @IHIEurope]

Many people with #obesity develop #diabetes, but some don't. Why? Ahead of #WorldObesityDay on 4 March, find out how IMI project @imisophia is untangling the links between #obesity and #diabetes
➡️https://t.co/DzhwAGT6t4

[DiabetesLUDC @DiabetesLUDC]

A team led by Daniel E. Coral @danielcoral04 and Paul W. Franks @paulwfranks at LUDC has used human genetics to identify high and low risk metabolic profiles for obesity, paving the way for precision obesity medicine. Link to the study in @NatMetabolism: https://t.co/EMEoCABewO

[Jose M. Balibrea MD, PhD, FACS @BalibreaJose]

La diabetes tipo 2 y la #obesidad no siempre tienen que ir de la mano… se identifica un conjunto de “17 genes disidentes” que ayudan a clasificar a pacientes con obesidad pero sin T2DM #diabetes @SociedadSeedo @ObesitySeen @aec_obesidad

[Ruchi Mathur MD @RuchiMathurMD]

#Obesity & type 2 #diabetes are causally related. The authors of this work use a genetic-driven approach to define obesity profiles that convey highly concordant & discordant diabetogenic effects & id genes that may protect from type 2 diabetes in obesity. https://t.co/icF1Aba44G

[imisophia @imisophia]

Well done to our IMI SOPHIA colleagues for publishing this article, "A phenome-wide comparative analysis of genetic discordance between obesity and type 2 diabetes" @IHIEurope @paulwfranks @ezpearson

[Daniel J Drucker @DanielJDrucker]

Clinical and molecular phenotyoing reveals 17 genes that convey protection against type 2 #diabetes in PPL #obesity, which may represent logical targets for #precisionmedicine diagnostics or therapeutics @NatMetabolism #genetics #Healthyobesity #T2D https://t.co/btHnbX8SI5

[Nutrition Science @NutrioSci]

Some individuals with obesity have a healthy metabolic profile and are not at increased risk for diabetes or cardiovascular disease.

Here are the biological underpinnings of the metabolically healthy obese phenotype.

@NatMetabolism #MedEd #news

https://t.co/wOEbhHqzz5

[Nature Metabolism @NatMetabolism]

Online now! A phenome-wide comparative analysis of genetic discordance between obesity and type 2 diabetes https://t.co/hAzFOBe8bG

[Nature Metabolism @NatMetabolism]

Online now! Illuminating the ‘healthy obese’ phenotype https://t.co/0z80jWLNH0

[danielcoral04 @danielcoral04]

@timspector 3 of those 4 you have in there are probably coming from Colombia, where we have the fortune of having them quite frequently in our plates.

[Ewan Birney @ewanbirney]

<sigh>. Another moment reading a paper where an author says "with the difference in outcomes between ethnic groups this shows that there are genetic components to this process". Nope. It does *not*.