Effects of exercise and insulin on insulin signaling proteins in human skeletal muscle

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The effects of exercise and insulin on early insulin receptor signaling in muscle are sharply contrasting. While insulin in the body activated the insulin signaling cascade within thirty minutes, moderate exercise decreased insulin receptor phosphorylation without activating insulin signaling. Exercise did increase glucose disposal and activated glycogen synthase more efficiently than insulin.

Proteins, Biological transport, Insulin

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Diclofenac sodium (Voltaren) reduced exercise-induced injury in human skeletal muscle

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Diclofenac sodium can reduce muscle injury from eccentric exercise, according to a study of 54 people. Muscle biopsies showed less damage in those who took the drug compared to placebo, and they also had lower creatine kinase levels.

Evaluation, Muscles, Diclofenac

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Use of protective equipment in a cohort of rugby players

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This article investigates rugby players' use of mouth protectors, shin guards, and other padded protective equipment. An analysis of players' injury history, field positions, and sex differences is presented.

New Zealand, Statistical Data Included, Usage, Safety and security measures, Protective clothing, Clothing, Sports, Women athletes, Rugby football, Rugby football players

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