“This research helps us better understand how muscles adapt to exercise and identifies a potential new target for improving muscle health,” said Anna Morris, Assistant Director of Research Strategy and Partnership at Diabetes UK, in a press release (the organization helped fund the study). “While these findings are still at an early stage, they could help shape future approaches that support people with type 2 diabetes to remain active and live healthier, longer lives.”
Source: Fitness - mindbodygreen
