π¨ Our NUTRIMM study is out in The @AJCNutrition
We examined how obesity + type 2 diabetes impact immune function.
Proud to have contributed to this amazing work!
π https://t.co/dNrwX5TqeW
π¨ Our NUTRIMM study is out in The @AJCNutrition
We examined how obesity + type 2 diabetes impact immune function.
Proud to have contributed to this amazing work!
π https://t.co/dNrwX5TqeW
Happy to share our systematic review of sex differences in immune function in obesity models published at Obesity Reviews.
All our hard work paid off and you can check this open-access publication at https://t.co/KFY78lzwWK.
The protocol of our study (NutrIMM), which is the first controlled feeding trial evaluating immune function in the context of obesity, is out!
https://t.co/CAOR0dQw76
If you or someone you know would like to do a Ph.D. focused on dietary interventions, type 2 diabetes, and immunology, please see the opportunity below:
It has been a great pleasure to work on the ADI-TWG exec! Another successful ADI Research Day with high quality presentations from ADI Trainees and an outstanding keynote speaker (@DrPeterThompson) π
Before we sign off, we just want to say a huge thank you to our executive team and Colleen for planning this event and ensuring it ran smoothly. See you all next year! #ADIResearchDay2022
Megan Macasaet, Undergrad from Richard Lab, is discussing immunophenotypic characterization of dendritic cells in individuals with obestity and varied glycemia #ADIResearchDay2022#ADITrainees@jennefferbt
Sharing our recent short communication demonstrating that ginger does not alter energy expenditure in females, which consolidates one of the branches of research that I have worked on with my fellow colleagues from Brazil. https://t.co/q5ZWFXg0rj
Check out this exciting ALES study happening at @UAlberta which aims to understand how nutrition, body weight, and blood sugar levels influence the immune system. Participants needed! More info and the pre-screening survey here: https://t.co/2iV5eQ0oRd @UofAnutrition#UAlberta
Thrilled to share our animal study on sex differences in the #immunesystem under well-balanced high-fat feeding
- Males developed a stronger "obese phenotype"
- Females demonstrated enhanced cytokine production
Next step: explore sex differences in our CT
https://t.co/5SboMIziac
Thank you @ualbertaGSA! It is a great honour to have received the Martha Piper Award in recognition of my research communication during my PhD program at the @UAlberta. Big thanks to my supervisor (Caroline Richard) and everyone that has supported me π
Congratulations to the distinguished recipients of the 2022 GSA Recognition Awards who will be receiving their awards tonight! See them all here: https://t.co/CsT8Xh7QMo
We are looking for energetic and creative individuals to join the team and study the immunology of diabetes and obesity. MSc/PhD or postdoc positions available. See link πfor who we are and what we do. https://t.co/vbBowJW5cD