Papers by M Hill

34 results

  1. iScience

    Activity and insulin resistance show opposite muscle gene links

    In an observational study of 263 Finnish individuals, higher physical activity and lower insulin resistance were both linked to higher proportions of Type 1 nuclei.In an observational study of 263 Finnish individuals, higher physical activity and lower insulin resistance were both linked to higher proportions of Type 1 nuclei.

    Cross-sectional study of 263 peopleInsulin resistance
  2. Journal of Global Health

    Lung function declines in young adults in rural Uganda

    FEV₁ declined by 10 mL per year across the cohort, and dropped 18 mL annually in individuals with normal baseline spirometry.FEV₁ declined by 10 mL per year across the cohort, and dropped 18 mL annually in individuals with normal baseline spirometry.

    Cohort study of 902 peopleLung
  3. bioRxiv

    Voluntary running shows limited neuroprotection in mice

    In 5xFAD mice, 16 weeks of voluntary wheel running altered fat tissue but produced modest hippocampal changes and failed to improve amyloid pathology or memory.In 5xFAD mice, 16 weeks of voluntary wheel running altered fat tissue but produced modest hippocampal changes and failed to improve amyloid pathology or memory.

    Preprint: experiments in miceInterventions
  4. The Canadian Journal of Neurological Sciences Le Journal Canadien des Sciences Neurologiques

    Frailty links to lower thrombolysis use and male stroke deaths

    Compared to low-frailty peers, highly frail stroke patients had adjusted risk ratios for thrombolysis of 0.66 in females and 0.72 in males.Compared to low-frailty peers, highly frail stroke patients had adjusted risk ratios for thrombolysis of 0.66 in females and 0.72 in males.

    Cohort study of 59,346 peoplePopulations