06/04/2026
What if sleep could reveal important clues about diabetes risk? 💡 A new study from Center on Aging and the Life Course at Purdue Faculty Associates Priscilla Ding, Laura Murray-Kolb, and Zach Hass examines the connection between sleep-related leg movements and diabetes risk, offering valuable insights at the intersection of sleep, health, and aging.
Purdue University College of Health and Human Sciences
CALC Faculty Associates Priscilla Ding, Laura Murray-Kolb, and Zach Hass contributed to a new interdisciplinary study examining the connection between diabetes risk and sleep-related leg movements. Their research highlights how sleep patterns may help identify diabetes risk earlier and advances understanding at the intersection of sleep, health, and aging.
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https://www.purdue.edu/hhs/news/2026/04/purdue-researchers-find-connection-between-diabetes-risk-and-sleep-related-leg-movements-in-interdisciplinary-study/?utm_source=sfmcPT&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=260420PurdueToday&utm_term=Purdue+researchers+find+connection+between+diabetes+risk+and+sleep-related+leg+movements+in+interdisciplinary+study&utm_id=1277662