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Jerry Greenfield: no photograph is held, so the academic plate is shown instead.
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Jerry Greenfield

Professor, Garvan Institute of Medical Research

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press citations on 1 topic since 24 Nov 2025 · last quoted 30 Nov 2025

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Jerry Greenfield: key facts

Kind of voice
Academic
Role
Professor, Garvan Institute of Medical Research
Quoted on
Diabetes
Tracked press citations
4
Most recently quoted
30 Nov 2025
First quoted
24 Nov 2025

04  The signal · where Jerry Greenfield sits on diabetes

Ranked 29= of 100 voices quoted in the press on diabetes, level with 18 others on 4 citations.

Ranked on press citations on this topic only, not across all topics. Joint positions share a rank.

  1. 1Douglas Twenefour portraitDouglas TwenefourClinicianHead of Clinical, Diabetes UK36
  2. 2Dr Elizabeth Robertson portraitDr Elizabeth RobertsonSector leaderDirector of Research and Clinical, Diabetes UK20
  3. 3=Helen Knight portraitHelen KnightRegulatorDirector of Medicines Evaluation, National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE)15
  4. 29=Dr Robbie LyndsayAcademicNational Diabetes Lead, NHS Scotland4
  5. 29=Jennifer SnaithClinicianDr, co-leader of the study, Garvan Institute of Medical Research4
  6. 29=Jerry GreenfieldAcademicProfessor, Garvan Institute of Medical Research4
  7. 48=Dominic GreenyerClinicianGP and director of The Health Suite3
  8. 48=Henry GreggSector leaderChief Executive, National Pharmacy Association3

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05  On the record · press

What Jerry Greenfield has said

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  • bristolpost.co.uk1
  • getsurrey.co.uk1
  • mirror.co.uk1
  • technologynetworks.com1

Verbatim

“Metformin has been available in various forms for around 100 years, but its mechanism of action remains unknown. We would have expected that the observed reductions in insulin dose induced by metformin in our study would be due to the body becoming more sensitive to insulin, that is, becoming less insulin resistant.”
Professor, Garvan Institute of Medical Research · Diabetes · mirror.co.uk · 30 Nov 2025 · Read the article
“Metformin has been available in various forms for around 100 years, but its mechanism of action remains unknown. We would have expected that the observed reductions in insulin dose induced by metformin in our study would be due to the body becoming more sensitive to insulin, that is, becoming less insulin resistant.”
Professor, Garvan Institute of Medical Research · Diabetes · getsurrey.co.uk · 30 Nov 2025 · Read the article
“Metformin has been available in various forms for around 100 years, but its mechanism of action remains unknown. We would have expected that the observed reductions in insulin dose induced by metformin in our study would be due to the body becoming more sensitive to insulin, that is, becoming less insulin resistant. But we have shown that is not the case.”
Endocrinologist and clinical researcher, Garvan Institute of Medical Research · Diabetes · technologynetworks.com · 27 Nov 2025 · Read the article
“Our priority is now working out how metformin is achieving this effect.”
Professor, Garvan Institute of Medical Research · Diabetes · bristolpost.co.uk · 24 Nov 2025 · Read the article

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