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    Arne Astrup

    Faculty of Life Sciences, Department of Human Nutrition, University of Copenhagen, Frederiksberg, Denmark

  • Photo of Robert Henry

    Robert Henry

    Department of Medicine, Section of Diabetes/Metabolism, University of California, San Diego, San Diego, CA, USA

Section Topics

  • » Causes of obesity: animal models
  • » Causes of obesity: human studies
  • » Complications of obesity
  • » Epidemiology of obesity & diabetes
  • » Prevention of obesity & diabetes
  • » Surgical treatment of obesity & type 2 diabetes
  • » Treatment of obesity: diet & physical activity
  • » Treatment of obesity: drug treatment
  • » Treatment of type 2 diabetes: complications
  • » Treatment of type 2 diabetes: drugs
  • » Treatment of type 2 diabetes: lifestyle
  • » Type 1 autoimmune diabetes (including LADA)

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