Medicine and HealthInternational Journal of Obesity
Sex differences in adipose insulin resistance are linked to obesity, lipolysis and insulin receptor substrate 1
P. Arner, N. Viguerie, et al.
This study delves into the sex differences in adipose tissue insulin resistance, highlighting how obesity affects men and women differently. Conducted by notable researchers including Peter Arner and Nathalie Viguerie, the findings reveal that in obesity, men face greater adipose insulin resistance, marked by lower insulin sensitivity and altered lipolysis processes.
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