Dr. David Allison
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first heard Mar 2026
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And so I'm having a great time.
My colleagues, who I have the privilege of leading, are my intellectual peers.
I'm interacting with people who are rock solid researchers, who are smart and energized and really committed to their science.
We have good people at our center.
And they know so much more than I know about their domain.
I'm just thrilling.
I'm having a great time.
USDA ARS Children's Nutrition Research Center at Baylor College of Medicine and Texas Children's Hospital.
Yeah, I think there are those that are my own research that I'm very involved in and there are those that the center's involved in that, you know, as the leader, I try to support, but it's not my research.
Some of the really exciting things with Dr. Marta Fioretto, she made a great presentation yesterday and she was actually, she's looking in model organisms and she's studying whether
exercise can mitigate the lifelong effects of in utero undernutrition on long-term obesity.
So there are some effects in if, you know, an organism doesn't grow so well in utero,
that will lead it to be predisposed to obesity in later life.
And does exercise mitigate that?
So that's pretty exciting stuff.
We've got others who have shown that certain factors may lead to longer or lesser lifespan, especially when given early, including, I'm probably going to pronounce it incorrectly, but urolithin.
That may have effects that are opposite to what's sometimes reported under some circumstances.
Dr. Yi Zhu, Z-H-U, is our expert on that.
So cool.
So we've got some interesting things going there.
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