Akkermansia muciniphila inhibits gut pathobionts and regulates trimethylamine N-oxide metabolism in cardiovascular disease
Akkermansia muciniphila inhibits gut pathobionts and regulates trimethylamine N-oxide metabolism in cardiovascular disease
Emerging evidence suggests that dysbiosis of gut bacteria plays an important role in the onset of cardiovascular disease (CVD) and manipulating the interaction between host and gut bacteria can be … Read More Read More
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Cardiovascular Metabolic Remodelling Induced by Odd-Chain Fatty Acids: Implication in the Therapeutic Strategy of Cardiovascular Disease(CVD)
Cardiovascular Metabolic Remodelling Induced by Odd-Chain Fatty Acids: Implication in the Therapeutic Strategy of Cardiovascular Disease(CVD)
This project is the first study to investigate functional food with high content of odd-chain fatty acids in the prevention of cardiovascular disease. Novel findings from this project will lend … Read More Read More
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Association of oral Streptococci with vascular inflammation and cardiovascular disease risk
Association of oral Streptococci with vascular inflammation and cardiovascular disease risk
Bacteria are the primary cause of infectious diseases; however, emerging evidence suggests that these organisms are also indirectly responsible for several non-infectious conditions including cardiovascular diseases. A strong body of … Read More Read More
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PhD Candidate in Cardiovascular Aging
PhD Candidate in Cardiovascular Aging
NTNU is a broad-based university with a technical-scientific profile and a focus in professional education. The university is located in Read More Read More
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Nutrition and cardiovascular risk reduction for youth in Zimbabwe
Nutrition and cardiovascular risk reduction for youth in Zimbabwe
Nutrition and cardiovascular risk reduction for youth in Zimbabwe SUPERVISORY TEAM Supervisor Professor Julia Critchley at City St George’s Email: jcritchl@sgul.ac.uk Co-Supervisor Dr Angela Donin at City St George’s Email: … Read More Read More
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