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Cardiometabolic disease

Committed to help prevent diabetes, fatty liver, and other obesity-driven disease

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Our aim is to discover novel markers, effectors, and predictors of cardiometabolic disease, which refers to the nexus of cardiovascular disease and obesity-driven diseases like type 2 diabetes.

Our aim is to discover novel markers, effectors, and predictors of cardiometabolic disease, which refers to the nexus of cardiovascular disease and obesity-driven diseases like type 2 diabetes.

Obesity-driven metabolic diseases are the major drivers of atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease in the modern era. Our mission is to discover better diagnostic markers, predictors, and therapies for cardiometabolic disease. Our work is closely aligned with the mission of the Charles Perkins Centre, therefore we have many great collaborators based at the centre that help elevate our work.

We have discovered a number of markers of cardiometabolic disease that also predict disease far into the future. For example, we have recently identified a new circulating biomarker that is an independent predictor of diabetes over a decade before diagnosis. We are now investigating therapies targeting these pathways.

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Charles Perkins Centre

Phone: +61 2 8627 1616
Emailinfo.perkins@sydney.edu.au

John Hopkins Drive, Camperdown NSW 2006

Opening hours: Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm