Come join our team! We are recruiting a 1.0 FTE (maternity cover) study coordinator for the GLoW trial jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/18516/ AND a fixed term (9 months) 0.6 FTE study coordinator for WRAP Up jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/18527/. Exciting projects, fantastic team.

Prof Simon Griffin delivering closing summary at the PCU Prevention Group and MRC-Epid Prevention #AwayDay at MurrayEdwardsEvents Murray Edwards College

Great to have a whole day with the MRC-Epid Prevention team....

Fantastic Prevent away day, great to hear about the amazing work going on at MRC-Epid Prevention and PCU Prevention Group and learn some new methods. Can’t wait to join the team officially in November.

New job opportunity with the Prevention Group! Come join us! Senior Secretary/PA (Fixed Term) - Job Opportunities - University of Cambridge jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/18624/

We're recruiting a Programme Manager to help lead a research programme on behavioural interventions for the prevention and treatment of type 2 diabetes. Would suit project manager who loves communicating science OR scientist who loves project management. jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/18654/

Another great job opportunity at MRC Epidemiology Unit Cambridge University - pretty inspiring team doing some pretty inspiring work 🎓 Emma Lawlor Amy Ahern

Great thread from Adam Butterworth on our new paper in Heart_BMJ

New paper in Diabetologia from our career development fellow @JMStrelitz. Jean will be presenting her findings in #weightloss following #type2diabetes diagnosis at #EDEG2019

Prof Simon Griffin and Dr @JMStrelitz are representing MRC-Epid Prevention at #EDEG2019. They’ll be presenting two studies showing the impact of moderate weight loss on 1)#prevention of #type2diabetes in those at high risk & 2) reduction in #CVD events in those with a new diagnosis

Weight loss of ≥5% in the year following diabetes diagnosis associated with 48% lower 10 year hazard of cardiovascular disease vs maintaining weight. #T2D #cardiovascular #CVD #epidemiology MRC-Epid Prevention MRC Epidemiology Unit 🔓bit.ly/2Q1DaI5

I'm recruiting PhD student to work on Gemini Study UCL dietary data (2 & 7 yrs) to study links btwn early diet, weight gain trajectories & food preferences, & genetic & environmental contributions to dietary intake & change/stability in intake. Pls RT: atsv7.wcn.co.uk/search_engine/…

At the MRC-Epid Prevention PCU Prevention Group annual away day. Having a great communications workshop from the units’ communications experts. Great case study looking at the impact Dr Ben Bowers research communication plan had. CUH Nurse, Midwife & AHP Research

We’ve been very quiet on Twitter lately, but perhaps #ECO2022 is the time to start tweeting again. EASO Come see what we have been up by visiting our team members at the poster session! First up is Jack Birch talking about inequalities in weight management

If you want to find out more about what we’ve been up to during the pandemic, visit @RebeccaAntonie in the #eco2022 EASO poster hall this evening to talk about her work on mental health in weight management.

Fantastic early career workshop organised by Association for the Study of Obesity UK @Julia_Namanka. Career progression talks from EASO_President & Michelle Cardel, PhD, MS, RD, guidance on effective Patient & Public Involvement from Louisa Ells & kenclare, and advice on successful (& unsuccessful!) grant writing from me

Fab presentation by Jack Birch on the inequalities of behavioral weight interventions. These interventions are more effective in men, and most interventions are not specifically designed to support minority ethnic groups. #SSM2023

Amazing colleagues & exceptional scientists at MRC Epidemiology Unit based Cambridge University are on the lookout for a postdoc! There is no time like the present to join this group dedicated to preventing & treating #obesity, #diabetes & #metabolic disorders 📥Apply by 5th Dec 2023

Such a great place to do a PhD - happy to chat to anyone who's interested!

📣 2 jobs in our team Cambridge University for people who want to improve the lives of people living with obesity & have the skills and experience to help lead our National Institute for Health and Care Research funded research programme to further develop and evaluate our SWiM intervention. doi.org/10.2196/31801