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UW medical school is first site for LGBTQ health equity fellowship

UW medical school is first site for LGBTQ health equity fellowship
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UW medical school is first site for LGBTQ health equity fellowship

UW medical school is first site for LGBTQ health equity fellowship
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Uncovering how low-protein diets might reprogram metabolism

In 2014, Dudley Lamming was reading a study out of Australia that had looked at how mice responded to dozens of controlled diets when one thing caught.

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How low-protein diets might reprogram metabolism

How low-protein diets might reprogram metabolism In 2014, Dudley Lamming was reading a study out of Australia that looked at how mice responded to dozens of controlled diets when one thing caught his attention: The mice fed the least amount of protein were the healthiest. “That was really interesting, because it goes against a lot of health information that people get,” says Lamming, a metabolism researcher in the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health. Since then, Lamming and graduate students in his laboratory have been trying to answer the question the Australian study raised: Why would low-protein diets make animals healthier?

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