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@OCDEM is also looking for healthy volunteers to take part in our study to help us understand the role of liver fat metabolism and risk of diabetes. Interested ? Email louise.dennis at https://t.co/9wgE3Rki0M. #WorldDiabetesDay
Meanwhile outside @OCDEM, Prof @annagloyn is in Edinburgh for #WDD speaking at the Centenary of the Genetics Society #GenSoc100 on the latest research about the genetics of #T2D. We’ve come a long way in the last 15yrs let alone 100yrs! @OxfordBRC @Humangeneticsox
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Using technology: downloading the data from a patient’s insulin pump help get the most out of the appointment. It helps identify patterns, to manage blood sugar highs and lows better. #WorldDiabetesDay
Today is #WorldDiabetesDay and, here in Oxford, OCDEM are taking over the Twitter account of our parent department @RDMOxford for the day to highlight the work we're doing. We have some fantastic researchers and medical staff here, and we're very excited to show you what we do.
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