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Paris J. Baptiste and team apply target trial emulation methods to a cohort of >570,000 participants to explore the effectiveness and risk of ACE-inhibitors and ARB according to ethnicity. Paris Baptiste LaurieTomlinson EHR group - LSHTM Fizz Williamson QMUL Centre for Primary Care doi.org/10.1371/journa…

Powerful presentation from our very own Dr Najia Sultan about the challenges of British Pakistanis making sense of symptoms and accessing health. Need to review current policy for accessing primary care for some ethnic minority groups. Her PhD will explore this further #rcgpac

More great conversations were sparked at our community screening and Q&A event with the filmmakers this week, and the film is now being shared in local health centres, among parents and within clinical staff networks – please get in touch if you’d like to show it too!

Massive congratulations to Dr Najia Sultan for being one of the poster competition winners at RCGP Annual Primary Care Conference! Congratulations! 🎊👏🏻 #RCGPAC

Join our team! We are looking for a practicing clinical pharmacist to support CEG's data analytic and facilitation teams part time. Find out more and apply: qmul-jobs.tal.net/vx/mobile-0/ap…

Thrilled that my paper has received over 1000 citations & greatful for the conversations this work has fostered. We're hard at work on another #implementationscience #digitalhealth #primarycare #review watch this space! fiona stevenson 💙 @drrosalau @qmulprimarycare @qmul_wiph

Tackling structural #racism in health for London requires strategies based on equity and grassroots experience, write Dr Rageshri Dhairyawan Dipesh Gopal Dr Annabel Mala Rao bmj.com/content/387/bm…

Among British S Asians (individuals ancestrally from Bangladesh & Pakistan living in East London), a missense variant in PIEZO1 (MAF 3.9%, but very rare in non-SAS) leads to lower HgA1c & thus delayed T2D diagnosis nature.com/articles/s4146… Nature Communications

✨🏃‍♂️ Get ready for some festive fun and join us for Santa in the City! Join thousands of Santas running through the heart of London, spreading cheer and raise vital funds to support our East London community. Whether you run, jog, or walk, this 5K is the perfect way to

Over the summer, the @ActEarlyCities research team brought parents and carers together to dream about the support that would transform raising children in Tower Hamlets. Join them on Weds for an exhibition showcasing their collective vision...

Genetic basis of early onset and progression of type 2 diabetes in South Asians | Nature Medicine Strong evidence for the interplay of both the insulin deficiency and insulin resistance/ectopic adiposity phenotype for higher T2D risk in South Asians nature.com/articles/s4159…

Delighted to see this published in Cell review journal Trends in Endocrinology & Metabolism (IF 11.4) 🙂 sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Too often when I report on genetic studies I have to add the line ‘the study was not designed to/ was unable to look at participants who were not of European ancestry’. It’s painful to write. Amazing work here by @GenesHealth Sarah Finer #type2diabetes

The contribution of all the 63,000 volunteers of @GenesHealth cannot be underestimated. Many, many thanks to everyone who took part.

Interesting article by Sam Hodgson, Moneeza K Siddiqui, Sarah Finer and Colleagues which explains the genetic tests of early onset and lean type 2 #diabetes in South Asians. Full Article: rdcu.be/d1vj0 Wolfson Institute of Population Health Clinical Effectiveness Group @GenesHealth Watch this video for a summary:

Thanks to Springer Nature for inviting me to write a 'Behind the Paper' blog for their Research Communities Here it is: Migrants Face Inequality in Cancer Diagnosis go.nature.com/4eRnRLS

In a cohort of 51,170 South Asians, #PolygenicRiskScores identified genetic susceptibility to insulin deficiency and fat distribution as key factors in young onset #Type2Diabetes and its rapid complications. #DiabetesPrevention #ChronicDiseases nature.com/articles/s4159…

Want to know more about our recent research into the genetic risks of type 2 diabetes in South Asian populations? The very wonderful Prof Sarah Finer and Dr Moneeza K Siddiqui have been speaking about their work on the BBC World Service's Health Check: bbc.co.uk/programmes/w3c…

New CEG research in International Journal of Population Data Science has found half of families with children in NE London are living in overcrowded homes. In some areas, 70-79% of families have little more than a parking space per person. qmul.ac.uk/ceg/news/items… Barts and The London, Queen Mary Wolfson Institute of Population Health QMUL Centre for Primary Care 1/3

CEG’s Professor Carol Dezateux speaks to Barts Life Sciences about using health data to address inequalities, and our collaborative effort to unlock valuable information from tissue samples, imaging and genomics: bartslifesciences.org/harnessing-hea… Barts Charity