
Greg_Steinberg
@drgregsteinberg
Professor of Medicine at McMaster University studying metabolism. Co-Director of @MacMODR.
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06-12-2019 16:54:06
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GDF15 promotes weight loss by enhancing energy expenditure in muscle Dongdong Wang (ēå¬å¬), Greg_Steinberg et al, including DenisPBlondin, Eric M. Desjardins John Speakman / collaborators. nature.com/articles/s4158⦠| McMaster University University of Guelph UniversitĆ© d'Ottawa | University of Ottawa UniversitĆ© de Sherbrooke University of Waterloo


.McMaster University researchers led by Greg_Steinberg may have found the GDF15 hormone is key to a common dilemma faced by people losing weight: slowing metabolism making it hard to keep pounds off even with continued dieting. @MacMODR ow.ly/UA2850P0vgf



Congratulations to Professor Hertzel Gerstein on his election to the Royal Society of Canada recognizing his scholarly accomplishments in the study of #diabetes RSC // SRC McMaster University PHRI.ca Population Health Research Institute šØš¦ CIHR Diabetes Canada Diabetes Action Can. American Diabetes Association


Our MODR Seminar series returns next Thursday, October 5 at noon! We are happy to have Irena Rebalka, who recently joined our MODR membership, as our first speaker of the year. Full details via šā¦bolism-research.healthsci.mcmaster.ca/events/modr-se⦠McMaster Pathology & Molecular Medicine McMaster University Department of Medicine McMaster Health Sciences McMaster FHS Faculty Affairs


WSOC: Sally Steinberg nets her first goal of the season to increase the Tigers lead to 4-0 over the Aigles Bleus - Aigles Bleues! Watch it live at AUStv.ca. Atlantic University Sport #GoTigers #FearTheRoar


Happy to share my promotion to Associate Professor of Physiology at Wayne State University Wayne State University

In the Fall/Winter 2023 issue of Dal Magazine, find a feature story on Kim Brooks Dr. Kim Brooks, a look at how health clinics enrich both the community and student learning, advice on how to keep calm and carry on in the age of generative AI, and more: bit.ly/3yQMp5T



Our 1st #MODR seminar of 24/25 will feature Dr. Shingo Kajimura Harvard Medical School . The Shingo Kajimura Lab focuses on the molecular basis of bioenergetics in health & disease. Don't miss it on Sep 19, 2024, from 12-1 PM! In-person in HSC 1A5 or on Zoom ā¦bolism-research.healthsci.mcmaster.ca/events/modr-seā¦


Weāre thrilled to announce Dr. John Ussher University of Alberta as one of our #MODRSymposium speakers! John R. Ussher studies how obesity-related changes in energy metabolism contribute to #T2D & #CVD, exploring novel pharmacotherapy targets. Details & registration: ā¦bolism-research.healthsci.mcmaster.ca/events/11th-anā¦


In 1ā£3⣠days Dr. Clair Crewe University of Washington will be presenting at the #MODRSymposium . Clair Crewe research is focused on understanding the #metabolic consequences of #EV-mediated signaling in #cardiometabolic disease Details & registration: ā¦bolism-research.healthsci.mcmaster.ca/events/11th-anā¦


Our next presenter highlight is Marie Pigeyre, Endocrinologist McMaster University Department of Medicine & clinician scientist @PHRI & @MacMODR. Her research focuses on #genetic & #biomarker data to identify new therapeutic targets for #T2D & its #vascular complications. Registration: ā¦bolism-research.healthsci.mcmaster.ca/events/11th-anā¦


Weāre thrilled to welcome Philip Schauer, MD virtually to the #MODR Symposium on Nov 4! An esteemed surgeon & researcher, Dr. Schauer will discuss the šbetween #obesity & #CVD, w/ evidence supporting metabolic surgery for treating #cardiometabolic disease. ā¦bolism-research.healthsci.mcmaster.ca/events/11th-anā¦


Weāre excited to feature Carpentier AndrĆ© from @Usherbrooke as a speaker at the #MODR Symposium on Nov 4! Heāll discuss adipose tissue #metabolic dysfunction in #obesity & #T2D, highlighting its role in #T2D remission post-bariatric surgery. Registrationš ā¦bolism-research.healthsci.mcmaster.ca/events/11th-anā¦


Want to learn more about mitochondrial uncoupling agents and their potential to treat cardiometabolic syndrome? Check out our new review article written by @gdsbernardo and Niki F. Brisnovali! doi.org/10.1042/BCJ202⦠Biochemical Journal Portland Press Cardiovascular Research Institute at Sinai (CVRI)


RESEARCH | Logan Townsend, Greg_Steinberg et. al. (@MacMODR) #Anxiety -like behaviour in mice, as a result of psychological #stress, is shown to be mediated by #GDF15 release in response to adipose tissue #lipolysis š nature.com/articles/s4225ā¦