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  • From Mouse to Human: New Study Reveals How Calorie Restriction Benefits Metabolism
    From Mouse to Human: New Study Reveals How Calorie Restriction Benefits Metabolism Long-term moderate calorie restriction doesn’t just help with weight control, it can significantly improve blood sugar metabolism. New results from the CALERIE trial show that in humans, as in mice, calorie restriction works through the adiponectin–ceramide pathway, enhancing insulin sensitivity and potentially lowering the risk of type 2 diabetes.
  • Aortic motion in Marfan patients: The end of an era (for now)
    Aortic motion in Marfan patients: The end of an era (for now) In June 2026, with the PhD defense of Daan Bosshardt, a pioneering VIDI project on advanced aortic imaging in Marfan patients by dr. Pim van Ooij will formally conclude. Launched in January 2021, the project “Comprehensive assessment of 4D thoracic aorta biomechanics using novel cardiac MRI technology” has transformed how we visualize and quantify aortic motion. In this news blog Van Ooij reflects on the project's milestones and shares a final update
  • Heart drug halves risk of kidney injury after cardiac surgery
    Heart drug halves risk of kidney injury after cardiac surgery The MERCURI-2 trial shows dapagliflozin reduces acute kidney injury (AKI) risk by 50% after elective cardiac surgery. Read about this breakthrough.

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