Diabetes and Obesity by Oxford University
Oxford University
Obesity and diabetes are increasingly a burden in modern populations, and whilst the contributions of our lifestyles are well-known, other aspects of the conditions are less clear. Our podcasts on diabetes and obesity highlight the work of our scientists and clinicians to understand the underlying factors of lifestyle and metabolism, molecular and genetic mechanisms, and less common forms of diabetes, to improve management and treatment of these conditions.
Categories: Education
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Professor Fredrik Karpe explores the links between obesity and diabetes. Obesity is the single most important factor for the current increase in diabetes. Professor Fredrik Karpe is using integrative physiological and genomic approaches to study lipid and carbohydrate metabolism, to find out more about this damaging problem. Professor Karpe is investigating the links between obesity, insulin resistance, type-2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease. Professor Karpe initiated the Oxford Biobank for prospective genetic epidemiological research.
Previous episodes
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16 - Obesity and DiabetesTue, 21 Jun 2011
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15 - Diabetes and GenomicsTue, 03 Jul 2012
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14 - Diabetes and Insulin SecretionTue, 24 Jan 2012
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13 - Personalised Diabetes TreatmentThu, 17 May 2012
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12 - Diabetes in Young AdultsTue, 17 Jul 2012
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11 - Genetics and DiabetesTue, 20 Mar 2012
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10 - Metabolism of Fatty AcidsTue, 17 Apr 2012
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9 - Liver Fat MetabolismTue, 01 May 2012
