Charles Odiase retweeted
Francesco Giorgino staring the @EASDelearning conference in Milan.
Over 16000 delegates !
@drpratikc
Charles Odiase retweeted
Dear Friends
Unfortunately I didn't get my hacked twitter account back & have started a new account.
Please do follow me again🙏🏻
@parthaskar @ShivaniM_KC @mmamas1973 @WilmotEmma @EASDnews @ADA_DiabetesPro @DiabetologiaJnl @LDC_tweets @drpratikc @AmarPut @DanielJDrucker
Charles Odiase retweeted
"This was a vicious campaign but it wasn’t just a campaign against the professor, it was a campaign against all of us and that’s why it is so important to come together and fight for justice for Professor Jason Arday.”
standard.co.uk/news/politics…
Charles Odiase retweeted
Part of Diane Abbott’s speech just now at the vigil for Jason Arday in Trafalgar Square.
Sad news but not a surprising outcome of a Public lynching 😔
news.sky.com/story/jason-ard…
From Patients to Partners: Elevating Voices in Diabetes and Obesity Care - looking after diabetes requires a village; the MDT, family members etc... it is about the journey of perseverance... #ADASciSessions
Charles Odiase retweeted
Dear @wesstreeting
Comparing data between 2016 -2020 and 2020-2024?
As per the @gmcuk
The difference in employer referral rates between ethnic minority and white doctors has fallen by 61%
For non-Uk versus UK graduates, the difference in referral rates has dropped by 69%
The regulator says it is now on track to hit its target of eliminating disproportionate employer fitness to practise referrals by the end of 2026.
From someone who works with the GMC on tackling referral inequity
Let’s not encourage dog whistling 👍🏽
Much regards
Charles Odiase retweeted
Hard truth: no Black African has won a Nobel in Phys/Med, Chem, or Physics. Not a talent gap. A systems gap. 🧪🌍
Fix it: fund African-led consortia; equitable IP/authorship; APC & visa waivers; mentorship + protected time; nominate relentlessly. ✊🏿
#AfricanScience #NobelPrize
Charles Odiase retweeted
15 years ago, Catherine Evans secured an NIHR Clinical Lectureship as a Clinical Nurse Specialist in palliative care.
With continued support through NIHR fellowships, lectureships, and research programmes, Catherine is now a Professor of Palliative Care, leading research to improve the quality of life for people with life-limiting illnesses.
Her journey shows how NIHR can be a long-term career partner, helping health and care researchers to grow, thrive and lead.
You too can build a successful research career like Catherine. Not sure where to start? Find your career pathway👉 nihr.ac.uk/career-developmen…

ALT 15 years ago, Catherine Evans secured an NIHR Clinical Lectureship as a Clinical Nurse Specialist in palliative care. With continued support through NIHR fellowships, lectureships, and research programmes, Catherine is now a Professor of Palliative Care, leading research to improve the quality of life for people with life-limiting illnesses. Her journey shows how NIHR can be a long-term career partner, helping health and care researchers to grow, thrive and lead. You too can build a successful research career like Catherine. Not sure where to start? Explore our career development opportunities.
In June, nearly eight million people received universal credit, 83.6% of whom were British and Irish nationals 🤷🏿...Around 1.5% of claimants were refugees and 0.7% had arrived in the UK via safe routes such as those for Ukrainians and Afghans.
bbc.com/news/articles/cdx5pw…
Charles Odiase retweeted
Now…a few things about this new development in #T2D via @NICEComms
Firstly?
Good update in keeping with the science available
Now the main points:
1. No way @NHSEngland can implement this AND #Obesity together with finances as they are.
2. One hope is the patent going (see legal case vs Astra Zeneca) and thus generic use of SGLT2i
3. Asking people to raise with GP or diabetes team is not appropriate. They can’t do anything till approved by local system - where point 1 will be important.
I can’t stress this enough to comms teams of ALL national organisations
There needs to be far more honesty about what the NHS can deliver.
And setting of expectations
@kamleshkhunti @GoggleDocs @DiabetesUK @VictoriaTzB
Millions of people are set to benefit from earlier access to newer type 2 diabetes treatments – the biggest shake-up in diabetes care for a decade.
NICE's independent committee has expanded access to SGLT-2 inhibitors to first-choice treatments.
🔗nice.org.uk/news/articles/bi…
The force produced by a person's actions in one life that influences what happens to them in future lives: karma.....
Do unto others as you would have them do unto you...
Interesting findings from a simple AI experiment that could have a huge implication
instagram.com/reel/DNTv-lqRt…
Charles Odiase retweeted
Great write up from @BT1DUK
Is it really a subtype of autoimmune #T1D or a completely distinct insulin-deficiency #diabetes disease?
More updates coming shortly 😉
Research news: A new subtype of type 1 diabetes (T1D) has been found in Africa 🔬
A recent study found that 65% of children tested and living with T1D did not have the genetic characteristics of the condition.
This suggests a new subtype of T1D has been identified.
Read the full story: bit.ly/41iHJDx 📖
#Type1Diabetes #GBDoc
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Something to think about when in leadership positions or hierarchy roles or professions... humility is key to good leadership....
Charles Odiase retweeted
New—Non-autoimmune, insulin-deficient #diabetes in children and young adults in #Africa: evidence from the Young-Onset Diabetes in sub-Saharan Africa (YODA) cross-sectional study thelancet.com/journals/landi… #T1D
#OpenAccess
Charles Odiase retweeted
Pharmacists should have their student debts written off too. We do a lot of the NHS and now we are expected to prescribe and manage long term conditions with zero NHS pensions, understaffing and corporate KPIs.
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