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Skin Patch Dissolves “Love Handles” in Mice

September 15, 2017

Researchers have developed a skin patch that can turn white fat into energy-burning brown fat locally while raising the body’s metabolism.

Two 20-somethings use Podcast to guide young adults living with type 1 diabetes

“Pancreas Pals” Podcast Guides Young Adults Living with Diabetes

Two 20-somethings, Berrie Center patient Emily Goldman and her "diabestie" Christie Leist, share their trials and tribulations of living with T1D.

Diabetes App Forecasts Blood Sugar Levels

Glucoracle is a new app for people with type 2 diabetes that uses a personalized algorithm to predict the impact of particular foods on blood sugar levels.

New Initiative Explores Obesity-Brain Connection with Support from Russell Berrie Foundation

The Naomi Berrie Diabetes Center has launched an initiative to study the relationship between the brain and metabolic disorders such as obesity and diabetes.

Bone-Derived Hormone Suppresses Appetite in Mice

Columbia researchers found that a hormone made in bone cells suppressed appetite in mice by turning on neurons linked to appetite control.

Biologist Awarded Diabetes Research Prize for Studies of Fat Cells

Karolinska Institute’s Peter Arner wins Naomi Berrie Award for studies on the cellular processes that create and maintain fat tissue in humans.

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