Utah Center for Metabolic Health

Deaf and hard of hearing people are at three times higher risk of diabetes, making reliable health information an especially urgent need.

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If the drug works in people, it could prevent kidney injury in high-risk populations, or potentially even treat other diseases that affect mitochondria, like heart failure and diabetes.

Research with mice found that keto can lead to potentially dangerous changes to how the body processes fats and carbs.

Rachel Hess, MD, MS, has been named the inaugural System Chief Research Officer for University of Utah Health, effective immediately. University of Utah Health has established the position of System...

The interdisciplinary research hub connects experts in diabetes, heart disease, kidney disease, and more to uncover the metabolic roots of human health.