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Professor of Neurosciences at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine[1]
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- [1]Missing Signals Leads to Diabetic Nerve Injury | School of Medicine | School of Medicine | Case Western Reserve University
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Degree: PhD
Replenishing the missing cytokines could help improve symptoms for diabetics, said study lead Richard Zigmond, PhD, Professor of Neurosciences at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, “Our results indicate that targeting this cytokine pathway might alleviate some of the neural complications from diabetes.” Zigmond added that pilot animal studies toward this aim are underway.
Identity: Richard Zigmond
Replenishing the missing cytokines could help improve symptoms for diabetics, said study lead Richard Zigmond, PhD, Professor of Neurosciences at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, “Our results indicate that targeting this cytokine pathway might alleviate some of the neural complications from diabetes.” Zigmond added that pilot animal studies toward this aim are underway.
Professional role: Professor of Neurosciences at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine
Replenishing the missing cytokines could help improve symptoms for diabetics, said study lead Richard Zigmond, PhD, Professor of Neurosciences at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, “Our results indicate that targeting this cytokine pathway might alleviate some of the neural complications from diabetes.” Zigmond added that pilot animal studies toward this aim are underway.
Professional role: study lead
Replenishing the missing cytokines could help improve symptoms for diabetics, said study lead Richard Zigmond, PhD, Professor of Neurosciences at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, “Our results indicate that targeting this cytokine pathway might alleviate some of the neural complications from diabetes.” Zigmond added that pilot animal studies toward this aim are underway.
Research interests: pilot animal studies toward this aim are underway
Replenishing the missing cytokines could help improve symptoms for diabetics, said study lead Richard Zigmond, PhD, Professor of Neurosciences at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, “Our results indicate that targeting this cytokine pathway might alleviate some of the neural complications from diabetes.” Zigmond added that pilot animal studies toward this aim are underway.