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DESCRIPTION:Physiological Modeling of Type 2 Diabetes: Towards Personalized
  Understanding of Disease ProgressionType 2 diabetes does not follow a one
 -size-fits-all trajectory&mdash\;individuals experience distinct pathways 
 shaped by complex physiological mechanisms and patient-specific variabilit
 y. This complexity poses a significant challenge for understanding and man
 aging the disease. In this talk\, Dr. Melike Sirlanci will explore how phy
 siological mechanistic modeling\, particularly using data from oral glucos
 e tolerance tests (OGTT)\, can uncover meaningful insights into disease pr
 ogression. Attendees will learn how mathematical modeling bridges clinical
  data and physiological understanding\, paving the way for more personaliz
 ed and effective intervention strategies in diabetes care.When: September 
 22\, 12 pm to 1 pmWhere: Main Conference Room\, BDC (M20)\, CU AnschutzSpe
 aker:Melike Sirlanci\, Assistant Professor\, Department of Biomedical Info
 rmatics\, SOM\, CU Anschutz
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SUMMARY:Speaker: Melike Sirlanci\, Dept.  Biomedical Informatics
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><strong>Physiological Modeling of Type 2 Di
 abetes: Towards Personalized Understanding of Disease Progression</strong>
 </p><p>Type 2 diabetes does not follow a one-size-fits-all trajectory&mdas
 h\;individuals experience distinct pathways shaped by complex physiologica
 l mechanisms and patient-specific variability. This complexity poses a sig
 nificant challenge for understanding and managing the disease. In this tal
 k\, Dr. Melike Sirlanci will explore how physiological mechanistic modelin
 g\, particularly using data from oral glucose tolerance tests (OGTT)\, can
  uncover meaningful insights into disease progression. Attendees will lear
 n how mathematical modeling bridges clinical data and physiological unders
 tanding\, paving the way for more personalized and effective intervention 
 strategies in diabetes care.</p><p><strong>When:</strong> September 22\, 1
 2 pm to 1 pm<br /><strong>Where:</strong> Main Conference Room\, BDC (M20)
 \, CU Anschutz</p><p><strong>Speaker:</strong><br />Melike Sirlanci\, Assi
 stant Professor\, Department of Biomedical Informatics\, SOM\, CU Anschutz
 </p><p><strong></strong></p>
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