A new cover for SUPER AGERS after making the NYT bestseller list. Thanks to you for making it the #1 ranked new non-fiction book on Amazon.
https://t.co/2LU5uH821R
No, the peptide craze is not backed by science.
"What people are shooting up with out there I would give to mice."
“The influencer crowd has sort of created this perception that these are miracle drugs."— @mkaeberlein
New feature @nature
https://t.co/o0CHojoFNj
Reducing brain tumor diagnosis from 12 days to 12 minutes with AI.
Predicting methylation pattern from path slides.
Outperformed 5 neuropathologists @NatureCancer@MoritzGerstung
https://t.co/9hetQkGhLq
A review of the effects of marathon running on the heart
https://t.co/argjLSDkMO
including release of blood biomarkers cardiac troponin, NT-proBNP without known clinical significance
The pro-inflammatory role of microglia is considered a key driver of Alzheimer's disease. Today @NeuroCellPress discovery of an epigenetic regulator of microglial mitochondria in the experimental model that may be amenable as a target for therapy or prevention
https://t.co/NXkEi59H8N
AI of radiologist read as normal mammograms shown to detect high-risk of breast cancer out several years
"Artificial intelligence scores from sequential
mammograms in individuals diagnosed with breast cancer showed elevated scores up to 10 years before diagnosis"
a retrospective study, but supported by prospective study in 3-5 year time horizon
https://t.co/NafnAkpEfo
https://t.co/ead144H2XW
The first participant to receive partial cellular reprogramming for eye disease (advanced glaucoma) in a pilot study of 12 patients was treated. Using 3 of the 4 Yamanaka stem cell factors to potentially achieve cellular rejuvenation @Nature
https://t.co/R4oJlrPhnS
Finings of an exhaustive review of alcohol effects on 20 health outcomes from 843 studies
https://t.co/Xnzg1LGpGp
—"Current evidence does not support a universally
applicable threshold for alcohol consumption that maximizes health for all."
Associations:
—Increased risk of 10 cancers, pancreatitis, cirrhosis, tuberculosis, atrial fibrillation, pneumonia
—Decreased risk of ischemic heart disease, Type 2 diabetes, Alzheimer's disease, ischemic and hemorraghic stroke (with low-moderate intake)
"Our findings should not be interpreted as endorsing alcohol consumption for health benefits."
The suppressed report that concluded there is no protective or safe level of alcohol consumption, now published. It was commissioned by US Congress
Report https://t.co/XmmsSo9q3q
Editorial https://t.co/8NuqBwkugM
"Despite the study’s adherence to its mandate, its findings were sidelined.”
A sodium-glucose cotransporter 2 drug (SGLT2) was linked to >80% reduction of hospitalization for heart failure in people who carried a disease-causing (pathogenic or likely pathogenic) genomic variant.
Compared with placebo in a randomized trial with subsequent exome sequencing in Type 2 diabetes
A striking KM event graph (Figure)
In today's @TheLancet there are 3 papers on cardiometabolic disease: biology, epidemiology, prevention/treatment.
The sobering and all to common story from womb to tomb conveyed in this graphic
https://t.co/rVs2Yz97NC
https://t.co/OpuJTia0bC
https://t.co/i714onXoCG
A new book by @helenpearson — BEYOND BELIEF— takes us through an 8-decade progression for what is the now considered best medical evidence. Our conversation gets into some incredible historical examples, such as sudden infant death syndrome.
In the new Ground Truths. A @NotebookLM infographic on some of the book content below
Preserving lean mass during tirzepatide (Zepbound) treatment. A randomized trial of a myostatin inhibitor for muscle mass building shows proof-of-concept.
A 55% retention of lean mass compared with placebo
https://t.co/urw9Gvy11L just published @NatureMedicine
GLP-1 drugs in people with obesity (no diabetes) and the link to reduction of cancer
Among nearly 230,000 individuals, there was >40% overall reduction in 13 cancers associated with obesity with just 2 years of follow-up. Not proof of cause and effect, but consistent with many recent reports on the link between GLP-1 drugs with less cancer
https://t.co/X1P9xe8z2O
To be clear on the 3 different peptides:
—Semaglutide (Ozempic) is GLP-1 only
—Tirzepatide (Zepbound) is GLP-1 + GIP (Glucose-dependent Insulinotropic Polypeptide, formerly aka gastric inhibitory polypeptide)
—New ones published today are GLP-1 and glucagon
—Animal data on GIP and glucagon, none clinical
The tide is coming in. High tide of the X-tides, that is in the new GLP-1 family of peptide drugs. Today @NEJM survodutide, a GLP-1 and glucagon dual receptor agonist (no GIP, like tirzepatide) drug that achieved ~16% body weight loss at 2 different doses cf placebo
https://t.co/lHCy7iLUCn
And today @JAMA_current Mazdutide, also a GLP-1 and glucagon dual receptor agonist with similar body weight loss as Survodutide https://t.co/BLLVmXgUp8