Conversations About Diabetes Research: Diabetes and obesity, best of friends

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Discover the links between obesity and diabetes, and how research is helping to inform treatments and lifestyle choices for people living with diabetes.

Also, find out what the future of diabetes research looks like and how to get involved.

Joining Dr Neil Hill and Reuben Lewis in this episode is Dr Saira Hameed - a Consultant in Diabetes and Endocrinology at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust, and Honorary Clinical Senior Lecturer at Imperial College London.

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Conversations About Diabetes Research: Diabetes and obesity, best of friends

National Institute for Health and Care Research

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Discover the links between obesity and diabetes, and how research is helping to inform treatments and lifestyle choices for people living with diabetes.

Also, find out what the future of diabetes research looks like and how to get involved.

57 episoder

#Science #NIHR #Life Sciences #Research #Health and Well-Being #Funding

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National Institute for Health and Care Research

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Gender considerations for inclusive CEI 36:19

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This is the second episode of our series, Spotlight on community engagement and involvement (CEI): Leaving no one behind. Heidi Surridge, NIHR Senior Research Manager for CEI, hosts this episode and is joined by Prince Tommy Williams, Executive Director of Lifeline Nehemiah Projects , Mangenda Kamara, Co-founder of 2YoungLives , and Sanjog Thakuri, Consultant on Child Participation, Governance and Professional and Organisational Development. The guests discuss what is meant by leaving no one behind, challenges of engaging gender groups in their research, the impact of their research on communities and provide tips for leaving no one behind in CEI. Prince and Mangenda are affiliated with the NIHR Global Health Research Group: Implementation of simple solutions to reduce maternal and neonatal mortality and build research capacity in Sierra Leone . Get to know our speakers Prince Tommy Williams has over 20 years of experience in CEI. His impactful leadership during the 2014 to 2015 Ebola outbreak in Sierra Leone saw him coordinate a vital response for the Kuntorloh, Wellington community, saving 20,000 lives providing messaging and essential support to 18,000 individuals in quarantine homes. Under his guidance, projects funded by Big Lottery, Comic Relief, Lifeline Network International and NIHR have successfully reached marginalised groups in deprived communities. Prince's unwavering commitment to improving lives, leaving no one behind, continues to inspire and empower those in need. Mangenda Kamara is a research assistant for 2yL, a community engagement expert, a gender expert and a PhD student in the Department of Sociology and Social Work. With extensive experience in community engagement, Mangenda specializes in guiding, coaching and mentoring people in the community, especially women, to drive positive change. Her work fosters inclusive educational environments and empowering local communities. In Mangenda's PhD research, she explored adolescent pregnancy in Sierra Leone through a womanist lens, focusing on the Tombo and Mattru Jong communities. This research strengthens her commitment to advocating for gender equity, youth empowerment and educational access. Her engagement spans policy advisory roles, grassroots initiatives and partnerships that create sustainable community-driven solutions. Sanjog Thakuri is an intersectional feminist with a special focus on Boyhood, Masculinity, and MenEngage. He has worked with and for the community for over 2 decades by engaging the community for the advocacy and transformation of harmful social norms. Sanjog's policy support for government and advocacy programming for and with development partners and UN agencies is mostly focused on empowering the community and listening to them. Heidi Surridge is a Senior Research Manager at the NIHR - Global Health Research, CEI and Research Inclusion. She has a nursing background, before gaining a BA (Hons) in Social Sciences and a Masters in Sociological Research in Health Care, then working as a health researcher in the UK. Heidi has worked for the NIHR for 16 years, facilitating, supporting and advocating public and community involvement in research and the management of research funding. She is dedicated to enabling communities to have ethical, relevant and mutually beneficial involvement in health research worldwide, from research priority setting through to policy and service provider uptake. T his episode was recorded in late 2024. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the host and guests and do not necessarily reflect those of the NIHR or the Department of Health and Social Care.…

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Leaving no one behind in CEI: What do we mean? 36:00

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This is the first episode of our podcast series, Spotlight on community engagement and involvement (CEI): Leaving no one behind. Episode 1 introduces the Leave No One Behind agenda and discusses its importance in the context of CEI. Gary Hickey, NIHR Senior Research Manager for Patient and Public Involvement and Engagement hosts this podcast and is joined by Professor Kara Hanson, Director of Global Health Research Programmes at NIHR and Noni Mumba, Head of Community Engagement at KEMRI Wellcome Trust Research Programme. The guests discuss the importance of CEI in NIHR-funded research and what is meant by leaving no one behind, challenges and examples from their work, and provide tips for leaving no one behind in CEI. Get to know our speakers Gary Hickey is a Senior Research Manager at the NIHR and also Chair of the International Patient and Public Involvement Network. He is passionate about promoting and sharing knowledge from across the globe about how to involve the public and communities in research. Gary works with researchers and the public providing advice, guidance and training on patient and public involvement in health and social care research. In addition, he writes, presents and is involved in several podcasts on these issues. Kara Hanson is Professor of Health System Economics and Dean, Faculty of Public Health and Policy at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. She holds degrees in Economics and Political Science (McGill University, Canada); Economics and politics of development (University of Cambridge); and International Health Economics (Harvard University). Her research contributions are in the areas of health financing and the private health sector. She is Director of the UK NIHR Global Health Research Programme. Noni Mumba is an engagement practitioner with over 10 years expertise in community engagement for global health research. This expertise also includes engaging broadly with specific publics of interest, including local and national policy makers in Kenya. Her role at KEMRI Wellcome Trust Research Programme (KWTRP) includes development of engagement strategies and innovative approaches for the engagement and involvement of host communities, stakeholders, and policy makers in research planning, conduct, and uptake of findings into policy. She also supports monitoring, evaluation and learning of engagement activities. Noni is involved in building the capacity of KWTRP engagement staff and researchers on engagement. In the last 5 years, this capacity strengthening has extended beyond KWTRP through webinars, teaching engagements, and collaborative research projects.…

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Antipsychotic medicines reduce the risk of psychotic episodes – and they are recommended for long-term use by people with schizophrenia or recurrent psychosis. But the medicines can have such unpleasant side effects that people prescribed these drugs may want to reduce or to stop them. In this podcast, Helen Saul, Editor in Chief of NIHR Evidence, speaks with Joanna Moncrieff, Professor of Critical and Social Psychiatry at University College London; and Rachel Upthegrove, Professor of Psychiatry and Youth Mental Health at the University of Birmingham. They discuss an NIHR trial in which people were supported to gradually reduce their antipsychotic treatment Read a full transcript of the episode here . The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the host and guests and do not necessarily reflect those of the NIHR or the Department of Health and Social Care.…

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Spotlight on community engagement and involvement (CEI): Managing CEI in a pandemic 39:44

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Spotlight on community engagement and involvement (CEI): How can power truly be shared with community members? 39:59

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With a focus on exploring how power can be effectively shared between researchers and members of the community, host Saumu Lwembe (Assistant Director of PPI and engagement at the NIHR co-ordinating centre, CCF) speaks to Professor Richard Lilford of the University of Birmingham and research groups members, Jayashree Parasheril Kunju and Amar Bahadur Timalsina. They discuss their NIHR funded research on Leprosy and Buruli ulcers in India, Nepal and Nigeria and power sharing within research. If you’ve listened to any of our podcast series on community engagement and involvement (CEI), we'd love to hear what you think! Share your thoughts with our survey: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdzm5ZYyCjF7VhVQs4cidrQJR6ck1z5xdVB5_s_xgiLb1UdEg/viewform Please note these podcasts were recorded in early 2022. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the host and guests and do not necessarily reflect those of the NIHR or the Department of Health and Social Care.…

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