Research Articles
The Metabolic Messenger: How a Liver Hormone Reveals Surprising Differences Between Mice and Humans
Exploring FGF21, the metabolic hormone that behaves differently in humans than in mice, and its implications for diabetes and obesity treatments.
The Hidden Link: How Birth Weight Shapes a Man's Metabolic Future
Discover how low birth weight influences metabolic health and diabetes risk later in life through groundbreaking research on fetal programming.
The Smart Approach to Diabetes: How PF-04991532's Metabolism Research Is Shaping Future Treatments
Explore the groundbreaking research on PF-04991532, a hepatoselective glucokinase activator that could revolutionize diabetes treatment through targeted liver metabolism.
The Hidden Link: How Your Metabolism Connects Heart Disease and Diabetes
Discover how metabolites create a biological conversation between heart disease and diabetes, and how cutting-edge research is decoding this connection.
The Diabetes Puzzle: Can a Simple Vitamin Combat Toxic Blood Sugar?
Exploring the compelling evidence for altered thiamine metabolism in diabetes and investigating whether rational supplementation could oppose gluco- and lipotoxicity.
Brain Insulin Resistance: The Hidden Link Between Diabetes and Alzheimer's
Exploring the groundbreaking science behind how impaired insulin signaling in the brain drives neurodegeneration and cognitive decline in Alzheimer's disease.
Sesamin: A Natural Shield for the Diabetic Heart
Discover how sesamin, a compound from sesame seeds, protects the heart from diabetes-induced damage through antioxidant and anti-inflammatory mechanisms.
The Gut Guardian: How the Humble Chickpea is Revolutionizing Our Fight Against Diabetes
Discover how chickpea extract is transforming diabetes treatment by restoring gut health and metabolic function through scientific research.
The Golden Spice's Secret: Can Turmeric Help Tame Diabetes?
Explore how turmeric's active compound curcumin helps manage diabetes through anti-inflammatory effects, improved insulin sensitivity, and blood sugar regulation.
The Silent Crystal: Why a Common Blood Marker Poses a Greater Diabetes Risk for Women
Discover how uric acid, a common blood marker, poses a significantly higher diabetes risk for women than men, based on the groundbreaking KORA F4 study.