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Susceptibility of Glucose Regulation to Social Isolation

2025-12-22

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Loneliness and social isolation strongly associate with increased incidence of diabetes in humans. However, it remains unclear if lack of meaningful social interactions represents a cause or a symptom of disease. In rodents, social isolation leads to metabolic dysregulation, however the dynamics and contributing factors remain poorly understood. Here we show that single-housing young adult male mice for at least t...

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b978f404-551b-51dd-b524-96ba5ac493c1
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10.64898/2025.12.18.695168
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