Our report published today finds a variant unique to but common in (MAF 0.15) Polynesian people in SLC22A3 associates with low plasma lipoprotein(a). Highlights importance of genetics in diverse populations to achieve equity in #precisionmedicine. https://t.co/JBW6vbzhh1
Great meetings in Samoa this week with Prof Satu Viali from Oceania University of medicine and Health Minister Luapitofanua Toogamaga Tafito Selesele to progress collaborative research programmes to deliver better metabolic health outcomes using precision medicine approaches
@StephenORahilly But metformin also increases GDF15 so could contribute in way you describe ? Also still need to explain what transient circulating micromolar levels of metformin are doing apart from effects in liver ? Competition with endogenous substrates for OCT tranporters e.g. adrenaline ?
@StephenORahilly@Cambridge_Uni Having been there myself at the time I agree but would frame it more that Keith ran an amazing first 100 in the relay but passed baton to a small number of people, you being one of foremost, that then propelled it to where it is today. Take a bow Steve
@GilesYeo@ProlactinGuy I spoke to senior Air NZ person a few years ago who said they needed rough average of weight of typical passenger to calculate fuel they needed as they were I’m using more fuel than expected. No personal ID info taken so seems sensible me. Media love this type of clickbait though