EDITOR’S NOTE – This conversation with Ron Krauss took place in late March 2012. It focuses on the health questions involving saturated fat and red meat that have been in the news of late. Ron is a Senior Scientist and Director of Atherosclerosis Research at Children’s Hospital Oakland Research Institute, Adjunct Professor in the Department…
Month: April 2012
Stanford Geneticist Mike Snyder Part 2 – Future Goal – Study 250 Prediabetics
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Here’s part 2 of an interview with Stanford Geneticist Mike Snyder about the new study he’d like to do, checking the “omics” of 250 prediabetics, to give an enormously comprehensive profile of their genes, their genetic expression, and more, as they live their lives, with some becoming diabetics, and we hope, some finding better…
Mike Snyder – Why Study Diabetes?
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In March 2012, Stanford scientist Mike Snyder published a groundbreaking study in Cell that showed the most detailed biological profile of a person ever done. It includes two years of monthly data, meaning Snyder’s DNA, plus measurements of the constantly changing rise and fall among proteins created by his genes, many of his metabolic byproducts,…
