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1 April 2021

Specific metabolic pathways underlie noncommunicable disease multimorbidity

Metabolomics helps understand shared etiologies of comorbidities, which could result in better treatments for patients. A detailed analysis of the human metabolome in so many individuals offered a comprehensive readout of human physiology that enabled to characterize pathways associated with and across 27 incident noncommunicable diseases.

15 March 2021

Can Sebum be Used as a Diagnostic Biofluid for Parkinson’s Disease?

Metabolomics offers unique hope in the battle against Parkinson’s disease through a simple skin swab. A recent study published in Nature Communications reports that sebum obtained from a simple skin swab can be used to help diagnose people with Parkinson’s based on the patient’s pattern of skin lipids and related-metabolites.

16 February 2021

Metabolomics to Investigate the Immuno-metabolism and Inflamm-aging Triggered by Viral Infections

As HIV, the virus that causes AIDS, continues to be a major global health challenge, researchers like Dr. Ujjwal Neogi, Karolinska Institute, play a vital role in unraveling the mechanisms of HIV pathogenesis and natural control mechanism that can aid for functional cure or vaccine developments.

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