Discover the potential of RZL-012, a novel medication demonstrating efficacy in addressing both lipedema and Dercum’s Disease. Explore the ongoing clinical trial and its implications for enhancing pain control and minimizing adipose tissue accumulation.
Could the discovery of elevated tissue sodium levels in lipedema patients provide crucial insights for improving diagnosis and comprehending the pain commonly associated with this condition?
Insightful Findings from the Swiss-German Lipedema Study Hi everyone, it’s Leslyn Keith again with another captivating Research Update. Today, I’m excited to share a remarkable study titled “New Insights on Lipedema: The Enigmatic Disease of the Peripheral Fat” by lead author Anna-Theresa Bauer, published in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery in…
Exploring the Caveolin-MMP14 Connection in Lipedema: Insights and Interventions Hi again! I’m Leslyn Keith, Director of Research and President of the Board for the Lipedema Project, back with another insightful Research Update Flash Briefing. Today, I’m excited to delve into a potentially pivotal study that sheds light on lipedema’s underlying…
Decoding Lipedema: A Closer Look at Symptom Assessment and Treatment Efficacy Hi Everbody! It’s Leslyn Keith, with another deep dive into the fascinating world of lipedema research. As the Director of Research and President of the Board for the Lipedema Project, I’m here to shed light on the pivotal advancements…
New Insights on New Year’s Resolutions A Swedish Study’s Findings Hello, Leslyn Keith here, with a deep dive into an enlightening study that’s perfect as we step into the New Year. Let’s explore a PLOS ONE December 2020 publication by Swedish researchers, offering rich insights into New Year’s resolutions. This…
The Power of Participation: Joining the International Lymphatic Disease and Lymphedema Patient Registry for Lipedema Research and Awareness Hello, Lipedema community! It’s Leslyn Keith, back with another informative Research Update Flash Briefing. As the Director of Research and President of the Board for the Lipedema Project, I’m thrilled to…
Revolutionizing Lipedema Care: New Study Reveals Lymphatic System’s Key Role in Diagnosis and Treatment Hello Lipedema Community! It’s Leslyn Keith Research and President of the Board for the Lipedema Project, it’s my mission to keep you informed about the latest research in our field and I am back with exciting…
Unveiling the Unexpected: Post-Surgery Realities for Lipedema Hi everyone, I’m back with another illuminating Research Update. As the Director of Research and President of the Board at the Lipedema Project, I’m dedicated to keeping you in the loop with the latest research developments in the lipedema community. A Revealing Study…
Living Well with Lipedema Navigating Social Eating with Confidence This Thanksgiving Today, I’m thrilled to share an excerpt from my book, “The Lymphatic Code,” which may help with some of the challenges of navigating dietary changes during the Holidays. I hope these tips can make this holiday season more enjoyable…
Study Finds That Tumescent SAL Can Improve Lymphatic Transport and Reduce Symptoms Do you have lipedema? If so, you know that it can be a painful and debilitating condition. There is no cure for lipedema, but there are treatments that can help manage the symptoms. One treatment that is gaining…
New Study Suggests That Ketogenic (Keto) Diet Can Help Manage Inflammation and Pain Associated with Lipedema A keto diet is a low-carb, high-fat diet that forces your body to burn fat for energy instead of carbohydrates. This can help reduce inflammation, which is a major factor in lipedema. Today,…
Exercise Is an Important Part of Lipedema Treatment, Study Finds: Real-Life Examples and Tips for Women CDT + Exercise Found to Be Most Effective in Reducing Limb Volume and Improving Pain and Function in Women with Stage 3-4 Lipedema A new study, The Effects of Complete Decongestive Therapy or Intermittent…
Today’s paper is by Dr. Campisi and colleagues in Italy. The paper is called: Inclusion of targeted skin products in the pre-surgical treatment regimen of peripheral lymphedema and lipedema. It was published in the peer-reviewed journal Lymphology in 2019. Because there are some common skin changes that can occur in…
I’d like to tell you about a paper by a group of researchers in Ankara, Turkey today. It is entitled The Effects of Complex Decongestive Physiotherapy Applications on Lower Extremity Circumference and Volume in Patients with Lipedema. It was published in the medical journal Lymphatic Research and Biology in 2020. …
Today I’m going to talk about a study by Dr. Isabel Forner-Cordero and her colleagues. Dr. Forner-Cordero is a clinician and researcher in Spain. The paper is titled Prevalence of Clinical Manifestations and Orthopedic Alterations in Patients With Lipedema: A Prospective Cohort Study. It was published in Lymphology in January…
The lead author of today’s paper is Brazilian surgeon/researcher, Dr. Alexandre Amato. This paper is titled The Association Between Lipedema and Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder. It was published in Cureus in February 2023. This study aimed to assess the prevalence of Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) in women diagnosed with lipedema. The authors state…
Today, we are going to talk about a study by researchers in Norway. The paper is called Younger Women with Lipedema, Their Experiences with Healthcare Providers, and the Importance of Social Support and Belonging: A qualitative study. As their title suggests, this qualitative study explored women’s experiences with healthcare providers…
Today, I’m excited to introduce to you a paper by researchers at Wroclaw Medical University in Poland, entitled, Comparison of actual and predicted resting metabolic rate in women with lipedema. It was published in the journal Lymphatic Research & Biology in March 2022. I am familiar with one of the…
Today I would like to tell you about some more opportunities to participate in lipedema research. Like before, these studies are what is called asynchronous, meaning that participants can start and end at all different times, as long as they have completed their participation by the time the study ends….