The Woman Who Pioneered Diabetes Research
MedEvidence Articles27 Maalis 2024

The Woman Who Pioneered Diabetes Research

In this Women’s History Month special, we delve into the extraordinary life and groundbreaking work of Dr. Gerty Cori, the first American woman to win a Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine. Born into a Jewish family in Prague in 1896, Gerty overcame societal barriers to become a pioneering researcher alongside her husband, Carl Cori. Their collaborative efforts led to significant discoveries in glucose metabolism, including the elucidation of the Cori Cycle, a pivotal mechanism explaining h...

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The Brain’s Hidden Vulnerability: How Misinformation Rewires What We Believe

The Brain’s Hidden Vulnerability: How Misinformation Rewires What We Believe

In this week's episode, written by guest author Christy Kestner, we explore the neuroscience of misinformation. We look inot what misinformation is, what happens inside the brain when we encounter mis...

27 Huhti 7min

Degenerative Joint Disease is Your Body's Squeaky Wheel

Degenerative Joint Disease is Your Body's Squeaky Wheel

In this week's episode, we explore the most common type of degenerative joint disease, osteoarthritis. We look at the risks of getting the disease, complications and symptoms, and what can be done abo...

20 Huhti 7min

A New Way to Control High Blood Pressure

A New Way to Control High Blood Pressure

In this week's episode, we explore new RNA interference technology and how it is being investigated for clinical research. We look at what high blood pressure is, one of the key underlining systems in...

13 Huhti 7min

Turning Up the Heat on Weight Loss

Turning Up the Heat on Weight Loss

In this week's episode, we explore some of the roles receptors play in the body. We focus on Cannabanoid 1 (CB1) receptors, which regulate appetite and energy expenditure in the body, but can have eff...

6 Huhti 4min

Sjögren’s Disease is When the Immune System Chases Its Own Tail

Sjögren’s Disease is When the Immune System Chases Its Own Tail

In this week's episode, we talk about Sjögren's disease, a relatively common autoimmune disease. We explore the risks of contracting the disease, who gets it, symptoms, and complications. We also expl...

30 Maalis 6min

Gene Editing and Cholesterol: The Road Less Traveled

Gene Editing and Cholesterol: The Road Less Traveled

In this week's episode we explore gene therapies. We look at what genes are, why mutations can be dangerous, and what methods are being investigated to solve these problems. Then we focus on familial ...

23 Maalis 7min

Anemia Disrupts the Body’s Oxygen Supply Chain

Anemia Disrupts the Body’s Oxygen Supply Chain

In this week's episode, we explore what happens when the body can't supply enough oxygen to cells. This condition, called anemia, is caused by a drop in red blood cells or the oxygen-carrying hemoglob...

16 Maalis 6min

Bipolar Disorder on the Knife’s Edge of Emotion

Bipolar Disorder on the Knife’s Edge of Emotion

In this week's episode, we take a look at bipolar disorder. Bipolar disorder is what happens when out-of-control brain chemicals cut our ability to regulate our mood. The condition results in uncontro...

9 Maalis 7min

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