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DIABETES WELLNESS GROUP WEBINAR

Michael Blyumin, PharmD, CDCES

"Diabetes Updates: CGMs and GLP-1 Receptor Agonist’s"
February 13th, 2025
5PM - 6:30PM

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Recorded Lectures

Ask the Endo

Dr. Eda Cengiz
Professor of Pediatrics; Director of the Pediatric Diabetes Program
UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital

Dr. Marina Basina
Clinical Professor of Medicine
Division of Endocrinology, Gerontology, & Metabolism
Stanford University

January 21st, 2025
8AM - 9AM

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SDRC Investigators Michael Snyder and Tracey McLaughlin Harness AI to Predict and Identify Type 2 Diabetes Subtypes Using Simple Glucose Monitors
SDRC Investigators Michael Snyder and Tracey McLaughlin Harness AI to Predict and Identify Type 2 Diabetes Subtypes Using Simple Glucose Monitors

New AI-powered algorithm offers a more accurate, accessible method for diagnosing diabetes subtypes and tailoring treatments, with potential for widespread impact.

Breakthrough Study by SDRC Investigator Jonathan Long Uncovers the Connection Between PTER and Taurine Metabolism in the Fight Against Obesity
Breakthrough Study by SDRC Investigator Jonathan Long Uncovers the Connection Between PTER and Taurine Metabolism in the Fight Against Obesity

Jonathan Long's team has uncovered a link between PTER and taurine metabolism in mice, revealing its potential to combat weight gain and metabolic disorders thus paving the way for innovative anti-obesity drugs through a novel GLP1R-independent pathway.

To celebrate the 50th Anniversary of Cell, SDRC member Anna Gloyn contributed to a review on Diabetes Mellitus – Progress & opportunities in the evolving epidemic.
To celebrate the 50th Anniversary of Cell, SDRC member Anna Gloyn contributed to a review on Diabetes Mellitus – Progress & opportunities in the evolving epidemic.

The article is free to read here until September 14th

SDRC Investigator Jonathan Long Co-Discovers Lac-Phe: Molecule Produced After Exercise, Also Linked to Metformin-Induced Moderate Weight Loss
SDRC Investigator Jonathan Long Co-Discovers Lac-Phe: Molecule Produced After Exercise, Also Linked to Metformin-Induced Moderate Weight Loss

Metformin and Sprint Exercise Affect Your Body Weight through the Same Pathway.

SDRC investigators, David Maahs (SDRC Associate Director) and Priya Prahalad spearhead implementation of major technological advances in intensive diabetes management
SDRC investigators, David Maahs (SDRC Associate Director) and Priya Prahalad spearhead implementation of major technological advances in intensive diabetes management

Tools for providing top-notch diabetes care to everyone

New research from SDRC investigators reveals our gut bacteria creates a unique microbiome signature, much like an individual’s fingerprint
New research from SDRC investigators reveals our gut bacteria creates a unique microbiome signature, much like an individual’s fingerprint

The research has many implications for metabolic diseases like diabetes

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9th Annual Frontiers in Diabetes Research Symposium

May 14th, 2025

SDRC RESEARCH IN PROGRESS SEMINAR SERIES

No seminar this week

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Nutrition and Obesity Affinity Group (NORC) Research Seminars

Jan Spaas, PhD
Postdoctoral Scholar, Long Lab, Department of Pathology, Stanford University

"Vitamin B5 transport by diabetes-associated monocarboxylate transporter SLC16A13"

January 24th, 2025
12PM - 1PM

NATIONAL DRC VIRTUAL SEMINAR SERIES

Richard Simerly, PhD,
Louise B McGavock Professor, Department of Molecular Physiology & Biophysics, Vanderbilt University School of Medicine

"Developmental Programming of Neuroendocrine Integration"

February 12th, 2025
11AM - 12PM

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