
While we regularly post lengthy discussions on Obesity Panacea, there are many research updates, news stories, videos, etc. in the field of obesity, physical activity and nutrition that we come across on a daily basis that never grace the pages of the blog. Most of these mini-stories we share with our followers on Twitter, and we encourage those of you with active Twitter accounts to communicate with us there to get real-time updates of all the stuff we are discussing (Follow Peter and/or Follow Travis). For those of you who shy away from Twitter, enjoy below the best mini-stories that we came across during the prior week along with links to the original source so that you can follow the full story.
Not breast-feeding increases mothers’ risk for type 2 diabetes (Scientific American) The Big Fat Bariatric Bangwagon (Diabetologia editorial) Coming Soon: Theaters, Airplanes to Post Calories (Wall Street Journal) In the UK, use of weight-loss surgery has increased 10-fold since 2000 (BMJ) Is your allergy medication making you overweight? So suggests a new study. (Obesity) There is more to the story than cholesterol and triglycerides. The complex lipidome quantified. (Nutritional Blogma) Diabetes and the heart: More questions than answers. (Dr. Sharma’s Obesity Notes)Have a great weekend,
Peter









Researchers have used new models reinforced by in vivo experimentation to demonstrate that 5-10 percent of bone fractures don't heal properly.
Results of the model may benefit the ageing population in which the occurrence of bone fractures is expected to rise substantially in the near future.
In 5 to 10 percent of bone fracture cases, the healing process does not succeed in repairing the bone, which leads to the formation ...


