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AUT Professor. NZ Registered Dietitian. Editor-in-chief: Journal of Metabolic Health (Former J. Insulin Resistance). South African-Kiwi.
Auckland, New Zealand academics.aut.ac.nz/caryn.zinn Joined February 2013
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Wow! Metabolic psychiatry has officially arrived, and huge credit goes to the philanthropists who backed it before it was fashionable.
Great thread @bschermd
Bret Scher, MD Verified account @bschermd Nov 2
McLean Hospital, Harvard's largest psychiatric affiliate, just committed $20 million to establish a Center for Metabolic Psychiatry.

The field has been building toward this moment for years. 🧵
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Is the GP shortage the whole story, or is the model of care the problem? New @JnlMetabHealth editorial with Dr Glen Davies: a rural NZ practice treating metabolic disease as one problem, with 33.6% T2D remission. One practice, but a big signal, and a conversation worth having... Read it --> doi.org/10.4102/jmh.v9…
journalofmetabolichealth.org Redesigning primary care: A conversation worth having The Journal of Metabolic Health is a peer-reviewed, clinically oriented open access journal covering advances in metabolic health and related disorders. The journal focuses on pathophysiology,...
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Hats off to my colleague Dr Gerhard Sundborn; 10 years advocating to get sugary drinks out of our schools. Now 19 health orgs are backing him: make NZ schools and ECEs sugary drink free. Over a quarter of NZ kids' sugar comes from drinks. #MetabolicHealth

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www.rnz.co.nz 'Should not be available': Calls for political support to axe sugary drinks from schools, ECE... Nineteen public health organisations are calling for cross-party political support to make schools and early childhood education centres sugary drink free.
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