Research Articles
The Silent Filter: How Your Kidneys Hold a Key to Your Stroke Recovery
Discover how kidney function (eGFR) predicts stroke recovery outcomes, especially for diabetic patients, in this comprehensive scientific analysis.
How Common Immunosuppressants Can Trigger Diabetes
Discover how immunosuppressive drugs like cyclosporine A and tacrolimus interfere with GLUT4 glucose transporters, leading to diabetes in transplant patients.
Nature's Key to Unlocking Blood Sugar: The Puerarin Story
Explore how puerarin from Kudzu root shows promising glucose-lowering effects in diabetic mice research and its potential for diabetes treatment.
Beyond the Pancreas: The Hidden Powers of DPP-4 Inhibitors in Diabetes Care
Exploring the extrapancreatic effects of DPP-4 inhibitors on liver, adipose tissue, immune system and lipid metabolism in diabetes treatment.
The Glucose Seesaw: How Glucagon Fights Back During Insulin Therapy
Explore the intricate relationship between glucagon and insulin in blood sugar regulation, with clinical evidence showing glucagon's response during insulin infusion.
The Master Switch: How Your Insulin Gene is Regulated
Explore the fascinating regulation of insulin gene transcription, from fundamental principles to groundbreaking discoveries reshaping our understanding of diabetes.
The Tiny RNA That Could Revolutionize Diabetes Treatment: How MicroRNA-492 Fights Insulin Resistance
Discover how MicroRNA-492 reverses high glucose-induced insulin resistance by targeting resistin, a breakthrough in diabetes research with potential therapeutic applications.
The Hidden Conductors: How Bile Acids Orchestrate Your Metabolic Health
Explore how bile acids function as sophisticated signaling molecules that regulate metabolism and offer new hope for type 2 diabetes treatments.
The Genetic Detective Story: Unraveling Jordan's MODY2 Diabetes Mystery
Exploring glucokinase polymorphisms and MODY2 diabetes in the Jordanian population through genetic research and population-specific variations.
The pH Detective: How Your Body's Acid Sensors Regulate Insulin Secretion
Discover how OGR1 (GPR68), a proton-sensing receptor, regulates insulin secretion in pancreatic β-cells and its potential for diabetes treatment.