Endocrinology seminars
March 2022
Object recognition by touch and other senses
Roberta Klatzky· Carnegie Mellon University
Thu, Mar 3 · 16:00 UTC
May 2021
New Frontiers in Understanding and Treating Migraine Headaches
Lars Edvinsson· Lund University, Sweden & University of Copenhagen, Denmark
Thu, May 27 · 16:00 UTC
In this presentation I will describe how the CGRP project started and culminated in the development of gepants and mAbs for successful therapy. The outstanding question regarding the preponderance of female migraineurs also remains. I will present views on the reason behind this and suggest that understanding the hormonal influence will pave the way to alleviating hormone related migraine.
April 2021
Deciphering the kisspeptin-melanocortin pathways underlying the regulation of energy expenditure
Rajae Talbi· BWH - HMS
Wed, Apr 28 · 08:00 UTC
September 2020
Towards resolving the Protein Paradox in longevity and late-life health
Stephen J. Simpson· University of Sydney
Mon, Sep 7 · 09:00 UTC
Reducing protein intake (and that of key amino acids) extends lifespan, especially during mid-life and early late-life. Yet, due to a powerful protein appetite, reducing protein in the diet leads to increased food intake, promoting obesity – which shortens lifespan. That is the protein paradox. In the talk I will bring together pieces of the jigsaw, including: specific nutrient appetites, protein leverage, macronutrient interactions on appetite and ageing, the role of branched-chain amino acids and FGF-21, and then I will conclude by showing how these pieces fit together and play out in the modern industrialised food environment to result in the global pandemic of obesity and metabolic disease.
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