Danielle Haslam, PhD retweeted
Join the @bwhdpm SUB-POP Boston-area research study!
We are researching whether adults who regularly drink sugar-sweetened beverages can switch to sugar-free beverages or water for up to 1 year.
Visit rally.partners.org/study/sod… for eligibility & study info. @deirdre_tobias
Danielle Haslam, PhD retweeted
⚡Now online from @nicolamkiely1 of @JMHNRCA: Sugar-sweetened beverage consumption may modify associations between genetic variants in the CHREBP locus and HDL-C and TG concentrations
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@AHAScience #AHAjournals #CardioGen #metabolism
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Danielle Haslam, PhD retweeted
"Our results identified genetic variants in the CHREBP locus that may protect against SSB-associated reductions in HDL-C and other variants that may exacerbate...increases in TG concentrations." @DanielleEHaslam @MarkHermanMD @nicolamkiely1 @TuftsNutrition
ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/…
Danielle Haslam, PhD retweeted
Our work led by Dr. Zhilei Shan shows replacing animal prt with plant prt is associated with lower risk of death @fangfang141516
@DanielleEHaslam #EPILifestyle20
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Danielle Haslam, PhD retweeted
Sugary drinks a sour choice for adults trying to maintain normal cholesterol levels finds new study in @JAHA_AHA by @nicolamkiely1 @DanielleEHaslam at @JMHNRCA #nutritionresearch #dyslipidemia #healthyaging ow.ly/DO8w50ywxWE







