By identifying the genes that cause lipedema, we can determine what physiological mechanisms can be therapeutically acted upon, and we can make predictions of an individual’s risk for lipedema. A better understanding of the pathways and mechanisms underlying lipedema can thus lead to improved prevention and treatment.This project is receiving funding from The Lipedema Foundation.
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