This week on the #ISpyPhysiology blog, APS member and #APS2024 blogger Natalya Zinkevich discusses one of the game-changer sessions in 'How Does Eating and Exercising at the Right Time Reduce Your Risk of Chronic Disease?': ow.ly/325150RHoZx

APS members: Your mid-May News Update should be in your inbox. This time around, apply for committee service, join the discussion on bylaws changes and write for the #ISpyPhysiology blog.

From the July 2021 #TPhysMag , 'The Gender Gap' looks at how 'science on sports performance among women and girls has been slow to catch up.' ow.ly/Awrf50RsCFk #NationalWomensHealthWeek #SABV

Coming up at APS:
• Bodil Schmidt-Nielsen Distinguished Mentor and Scientist Award, Sponsored by Novo Nordisk Foundation 5/23
• APS-ADInstruments webinar: Getting to the Heart of Cardiovascular Research 5/30

Learn more on our webinars page: ow.ly/j4s450RmxNy

READ: 'Short-term high-calorie high-fat feeding induces hyperinsulinemia and blunts skeletal muscle microvascular blood flow in healthy humans' via AJP-Endocrinology and Metabolism: ow.ly/Ppho50RBtVf #ArticlesInPresS

In the May #TPhysMag , Edelblum Lab, Alexander Staruschenko, Katya Melnik-martinez, Jason Carter, Sue Bodine, Lisa Ganser, PhD and Karla Haack discuss 'How to Make the Tough Career Decisions': ow.ly/9g5J50RvSZP. Article by Candace Y.A. Montague and Melanie Padgett Powers. #ProfDev

APS member Timothy Clarks shares his thoughts about fish size and #ClimateChange in 'Fish are shrinking around the world. Here’s why scientists are worried.': wapo.st/3WvxBFS via The Washington Post #ISpyPhysiology

Access to job boards, publishing opportunities, #ProfDev and career networking are just a few of the membership benefits that await you when you join APS. Learn more and make us your professional home: ow.ly/ItoV50RyU7Z #MembershipMonday

'Olive oil use associated with lower risk of dying from #dementia .' Read more from The Washington Post: ow.ly/PW6850RyTPP #ISpyPhysiology

It’s #NationalWomensHealthWeek ! #ISpyPhysiology blog explains:
• Why women have a harder time losing weight ow.ly/ctBv50Rmzy3
• How #HeartDisease differs in women and men ow.ly/INQ450Rmzy5
• Why air pollution affects more women than men ow.ly/6BHZ50Rmzy2

This week at APS:
• Molecular Signals Mediate Increases in Muscle Size and Function 5/14 ow.ly/j4s450RmxNy
• Hugh Davson Distinguished Lecture 5/15 ow.ly/j4s450RmxNy
• #CenterforPhysiologyEd Journal Club 5/16 ow.ly/9bro50Ri8mM

If you're looking for the next step in your education, check out our graduate catalog. Detailed profiles of leading institutions in advanced #physiology and #biomedical education can help you compare programs and see which match your interests: ow.ly/vYy550RvNVW #ProfDev

#FridayPhysiologyFact : 'Enzymes made by bacteria in the human digestive tract can strip the sugars that determine blood type from the surface of red blood cells in the lab, a new study finds.' Read more in @livescience: ow.ly/MFgk50Ru5G3 #ISpyPhysiology

'Can Gene Editing Help Make Seafood Safer for People with Allergies?' Read more in a vintage #ISpyPhysiology blog post: ow.ly/QwvV50R2y0I #FoodAllergyAwarenessMonth

#APSselect mouse study from AJP Renal finds the nephropathy drug sparsentan improves changes in the kidney associated with inflammatory genes and pathways: ow.ly/gsgI50RtUt8 CC: AJP RenalEIC

Last minute reminder that the American Physiological Society Respiratory Physiology Section will be hosting a webinar on submitting effective Cross-disciplinary Foundational Science Sessions Friday May 10th at 11:00 AM central. Reach out to get the zoom ID and password. Webinar will be recorded

Now Hiring: Postdoctoral Fellowship in Cardiovascular Research | University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center School of Medicine: Albuquerque, New Mexico | joburl.ws/20080615 #jobs

#APSselect mouse study from AJP Renal finds kidney filtration cells show signs of #inflammation , aging and stunted growth in #hypertension and #obesity : ow.ly/P7g050RtSZK CC: AJP RenalEIC

APS members: There's still time to review the proposed changes to the bylaws. Discussion continues through 5/22. Voting will be open 5/23 to 6/6. All members can comment, dues-paying members are eligible to vote. Check your inbox for your link.