Tag: stanley hazen

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November 15, 2021/Cancer

Study Links the Gut Microbiome and Aggressive Prostate Cancer

Findings from the prospective analysis and implications for diagnosing, preventing lethal prostate cancer

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Teasing Out the Role of Red Meat and TMAO in Cardiovascular Risk

Two new studies add insights and home in on therapeutic targets

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Nonlethal Targeting of Gut Microbes Inhibits Thrombosis with Minimal Bleeding Risk

Mouse study shows most potent therapeutic ‘drugging’ of microbiome to date

Cleveland Clinic’s Stanley Hazen, MD, PhD, Named a 2017 AHA Distinguished Scientist
November 16, 2017/News & Insights

Cleveland Clinic’s Stanley Hazen, MD, PhD, Named a 2017 AHA Distinguished Scientist

Honored for multiple discoveries in atherosclerosis, including role of the gut microbiome

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TMAO-Producing Enzyme Shown to Regulate Obesity in Humans

TMAO-Producing Enzyme Shown to Regulate Obesity in Humans

Extension of the gut microbial pathway has therapeutic implications for obesity, diabetes

thrombosis/blood clotting
May 8, 2017/Research

Gut Microbe-Dependent TMAO from Dietary Choline Found to Be Prothrombotic in Humans

And platelet responsiveness appears to be attenuated by aspirin

Acute coronary syndrome (ACS)/chest pain
January 31, 2017/Research

TMAO Proves a Potent Predictor of Events in Acute Coronary Syndrome

Study finds strong prognostic value even in patients with negative baseline troponin T

TMAO Implicated in PAD Mortality Risk
October 21, 2016/Research

TMAO Implicated in PAD Mortality Risk

Gut microbe-dependent metabolite linked to another cardiovascular condition

Gut Microbe-Dependent TMAO Promotes Platelet Hyperreactivity, Raises Thrombosis Risk
March 14, 2016/Research

Gut Microbe-Dependent TMAO Promotes Platelet Hyperreactivity, Raises Thrombosis Risk

Study raises prospect of new mechanism for preventing thrombotic events

Gut Microbes
December 17, 2015/Research

Nonlethal Targeting of Gut Microbes Successfully Treats Atherosclerosis

Study heralds potential new approach to cardiometabolic diseases

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