Assistant Professor, Radiology and Biomedical Imaging @YalePET Endocrine: diabetes, obesity, cortisol. Fordham/Stevens/CCNY Alum (opinions my own)
New Haven, CT
Joined June 2012
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If you have patients or folks you know who have recently been diagnosed with stage 1 or 2 Type 1 Diabetes in the Northeast. Have them contact us! Recruiting for longitudinal PET/MRI studies!
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The Yale Stress Center is recruiting 1-2 post-doctoral individuals.
Have questions or want to apply? Contact rajita.sinha@yale.edu with:
1) Cover letter detailing previous research experience, interests, and career goals
2) CV
3) 3 academic references (name & contact info!
Really great symposium this morning on revealing pancreas form and Function with moderator Melena Bellin and co-speakers John Kaddis and Al Powers. @ADA_DiabetesPro
First time headed to @ADA_DiabetesPro!
Start your Saturday AM early the right way and come see me present about Advances in Pancreas Imaging during the symposium on New Ways to Measure Pancreas Form and Function with Prof John Kaddis and Prof Alvin C Powers.
Another fun few days at @SNM_MI 🎉 Quick poster session with my suitcase before I jet off!
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NIH is not issuing awards. You may think that it's because they it is coming up with new directions of research...The apposite is true.
Here is a graph showing how many fewer new funding opportunities that NIH has posted over time.
-91%, a trend that started on Jan 2025.
Looking to recruit a postdoc for a June 1 or later start date. Details below. Familiarity/experience in PET imaging and quantification is most desired.
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Stress shapes how we learn, remember, and respond to the world.
A new Yale-led study shows how the stress hormone cortisol alters communication networks in the brain and can strengthen emotional memories. Researcher Elizabeth Goldfarb says the team is also exploring when stress might support learning and adaptation, not just hinder it.
Read more in Yale News: bit.ly/3Ys4UJM
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Update - the final peer-reviewed version of the manuscript is out!
We examined combined utility of PET/MR pancreas imaging metrics in type 2 diabetes.
@FrontEndocrinol @YaleBioImaging @Faraz_Nejati
@FrnkEbrahimian
frontiersin.org/journals/end…
First official Bini lab preprint is live!
medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
Many thanks to @Faraz_Nejati @FrnkEbrahimian Rui Ren and Yuan Huang for their hard work on this study!
@YaleBioImaging
Good God we hit the trifecta this week. High fat cheese associated with lower risk of all-cause dementia, naps increase brain size and exercise mediates alcohol intake
"Higher intake of high-fat cheese and high-fat cream was associated with a lower risk of all-cause dementia."
Results of a 25-year prospective study of ~27,000 participants.
The purported benefit was not linked to APOE4 carriers or low-fat cheese intake
neurology.org/doi/full/10.12…
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Highlighting the first person to discover evidence of radioactivity, Henri Becquerel, who was born on 15 December 1852.
In 1896 Becquerel discovered radioactivity. This inspired Marie and Pierre Curie to further investigate the phenomenon. They examined many substances and minerals for signs of radioactivity. They found that the mineral pitchblende was more radioactive than uranium and concluded that it must contain other radioactive substances. From it they managed to extract two previously unknown elements, polonium and radium, both more radioactive than uranium.
Becquerel shared the 1903 physics prize with Pierre Curie and Marie Curie, née Skłodowska for their discovery of radioactivity.
Discover more: bit.ly/3n8Lvtf
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Best news I've seen all week 🍻
New Study 🇳🇴: Even small increases in alcohol intake raise mortality risk — but cardiorespiratory fitness strongly modifies that risk.
👉Staying out of the lowest 20% in fitness nearly neutralized the added mortality risk from moderate drinking🏃♂️🍷
link.springer.com/article/10…
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Up front & free to read in our Dec issue #editorspicks: Quantitative analysis of human adult pancreatic histology reveals separate fatty and fibrotic phenotypes in type 2 diabetes link.springer.com/article/10…
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How is #insulin production affected in residual beta cells in type 1 #diabetes? Préfontaine et al show unexpectedly that stressed senescent beta cells continue to produce mature insulin in the context of type 1 diabetes #DiabetesResearch #T1D #Islets link.springer.com/article/10… 🔓
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Towards a better understanding of GLP-1 medicine efficacy beyond PK-incorporation of receptor occupancy and residency time assessed in vivo thelancet.com/journals/ebiom…
These are student athletes right?
Players Era will have 32 teams next year and the plan is for it to be broken into 3 weeks in Vegas, Ian Orefice told @TheFieldOf68.
16 teams the first week broken into 2 8-team events.
16 teams the second week with 2 8-team events.
Third week the winners of the first two weeks advance.