Inflammation
Research conducted at Columbia University has updated our knowledge about inflammation
Published in Obesity and Diabetes Week, April 5th, 2010
"We investigated directly whether the endothelial alterations that are attributed commonly to obesity are in fact related to OSA. Seventy-one subjects with a body mass index ranging from normal to obese underwent attended polysomnography. To assess vascular inflammation and oxidative stress directly, we quantified the expression of nuclear factor-kappa B and nitrotyrosine by immunofluorescence in freshly harvested venous endothelial...
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