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Research identifies proteins that may contribute to onset of common metabolic diseases

New research has identified hundreds of proteins that might contribute to the onset of common, chronic metabolic diseases such as type 2 diabetes, and consequently pathways to potential treatments.

United kingdomMaik pietznerClaudia langenbergEmily hendersonUniversity of cambridgePrecision healthcare university research instituteQueen mary university of londonBerlin institute of health at charitResearch councilNature metabolismMedical research councilEpidemiology unitQueen mary universityBerlin instituteProfessor claudia langenbergGenomics industry focus

Genes that control our metabolic individuality and disease risk

Genes that control our metabolic individuality and disease risk
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United kingdomPraveen surendranJohannes rafflerClaudia langenbergMaik pietznerIsobeld stewartAdam butterworthNature medicineProfessor langenberg

Do genes determine the progression of Covid infections? | Covid-19 Special | DW

What role do genes play in progression of severe Covid-19 infections? Researchers from the Berlin Institute of Health at Berlin’s Charité hospital have now released a study.

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Mapping proteo-genomic connections between different human diseases

Hundreds of connections between different human diseases have been uncovered through their shared origin in our genome by an international research team led by scientists from the Medical Research Council Epidemiology Unit at the University of Cambridge, challenging the categorization of diseases by organ, symptoms, or clinical specialty.

United kingdomMaik pietznerClaudia langenbergEleanor wheelerEmily hendersonUniversity of cambridgeHelmholtz centreBerlin institute of health at charitResearch councilMedical research councilEpidemiology unitBerlin instituteLzheimer 39s diseaseMedical research

Disgraced COVID-19 studies are still routinely cited

PHOTO: E. PETERSEN/ SCIENCE In June 2020, in the biggest research scandal of the pandemic so far, two of the most important medical journals each retracted a high-profile study of COVID-19 patients. Thousands of news articles, tweets, and scholarly commentaries highlighted the scandal, yet many researchers apparently failed to notice. In an examination of the most recent 200 academic articles published in 2020 that cite those papers, Science found that more than half including many in leading journals used the disgraced papers to support scientific findings and failed to note the retractions. 52.5% Share of recent articles citing two retracted COVID-19 papers that did not mention their status.

United kingdomMay berenbaumDonald trumpIvan oranskyElizabeth suelzerMaik pietznerSapan desaiRenee hochRalph saccoUniversity of cambridgeNature communicationsProceedings of the national academy sciencesSalute san raffaele universityCollege of wisconsinMedical collegeNew england journal

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