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Universities of Leicester and Cambridge spearhead one of UK's biggest diabetes prevention programmes
Posted on 08/02/2012
University of Leicester
A group of University of Leicester researchers has received a £1.9 million grant to undertake one of the largest scale diabetes prevention programmes in the UK.
The study, called the Prevention of Diabetes Through Physical Activity Education With Different Levels of Ongoing Support (PROPELS), aims to provide information to the NHS to help reduce the number of people who develop type 2 diabetes in the future.
The University's Diabetes Research Team will use a grant from the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) Health Technology Assessment programme to assess the benefits of a long-term diabetes prevention method called structured education.
A spokesperson for The NIHR Health Technology Assessment (HTA) programme said: "The NIHR HTA programme identifies the most important questions that the NHS needs answers to through wide consultation and have highlighted this area as being of national importance".
This approach involves encouraging people at risk of developing type 2 diabetes to engage in physical activity – which has been shown to lower blood glucose levels over one to two years.
Professor Kamlesh Khunti, Professor Melanie Davies and Dr Tom Yates, of the Departments of Health Sciences and Cardiovascular Sciences, are collaborating with researchers at the University of Cambridge and the MRC to test whether this approach is effective among participants across Leicester and Cambridge.
After participants have received the education programme, the study will compare the effect of low and high intensity support on long-term behaviour change.
Professor Khunti said: "Type 2 diabetes is an increasingly common, chronic condition affecting 6 million people in the UK. Type 2 diabetes costs the NHS over £10 billion annually. Many cases of type 2 diabetes are preventable through changes to lifestyle, such as increasing physical activity.
"There is very little data on how long-term education programmes can reduce type 2 diabetes. We hope to explore how much ongoing support is needed to sustain behaviour change in people at high risk of developing diabetes.
"Our application was helped by the fact our team has international expertise in this area and in particular prevention of diabetes in people of south Asian origin who are at high risk of developing diabetes.
"It was very much good news for us to be given the grant - in particular for Leicester as a community and for the university."
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On Tuesday, Lance Zierlein of The Sideline View released his second mock of the first round of the 2014 NFL Draft and this one really goes against what several of the mainstream draftniks currently have floating around right now.
While he doesn't offer up his reasoning behind the selection, Zierlein, son of former Pittsburgh Steelers offensive line coach Larry Zierlein, has North Carolina tight end Eric Ebron slotted for the black and gold at the 15th overall selection.
Not only does Zierlein have three quarterbacks coming off the board in the first five picks of the draft, he also has three tackles being taken in the first nine picks.
As far as the cornerbacks go, Zierlein really goes against the grain at that position as he has Ohio State product Bradley Roby being the first one off the board. He also thinks that Michigan State cornerback Darqueze Dennard will fall all the way out of the top 25.
Two players that the Steelers could very well have interest in as far the first round goes, Alabama linebacker C.J. Mosley and Florida State wide receiver Kelvin Benjamin, are noticeably absent from Zierlein's first round mock. He does, however, have a total of five wide receivers being drafted in round one.
This mock should create a pretty good discussion.
I can see Benjamin going as far a 4th or 5th WR overall, CJ Mosley is not dropping to second round
Wow, he doesn't have Mosley in the first round. That is surprising, I think Mosley is a solid football player and would be surprised if he falls out of the first round.
For me, I think this shows one point. This draft is all over the place. There are some elite guys, guys like Watkins, Matthews, and Clowney, but after you get past that first group of say 8-10 guys, it is anyone's guess. I don't want to hear anyone say…that is too high for player X….it doesn't make sense in this draft IMO. There are guys I might consider for us at a 15 who might be there in the 2nd when we draft because other teams aren't as high on him as we are.
Love CJ Mosely. Three year starter for Nick Saban, are you kidding me??? Athletic, can penetrate, can pursue. Would round out the corps with Jones, Mosely, Timmons, and Worilds. That's is totally nasty!!!
If we drafted Ebron, I sure wouldn't stomp my feet… It would hurt to leave Gilbert on the board though…. I almost don't want to be in such a position with that much talent sitting there.
However, considering how lame the TE position was last year without Heath and Spaeth in the lineup, this more than shores up the depth, and also continues the development of a physical January offense that boasts up to 3 TEs.
That's very true. Just because some have players projected or graded a certain way doesnt mean others will do the same. Take last year for example, Le'Veon Bell, I didn't see him being selected in the 2nd Rd 48th overall and definitely not the 2nd RB taken in the draft… but, I think we can all admit he looks the part and by all accounts was a great selection
I'm a big fan too but the size and injury flags make me worry.
I think he could also play WR so he could give you depth at WR and TE.
After reviewing Ebron unless everyone else is gone and we move back have no interest in taking him at 15. He's athletic and a receiving TE would be nice addition but his blocking has long way to go. If I'm taking a TE that high he better be more all around and he isn't. Can get solid TE to compliment Miller later. He won't be BPA to me at 15. Evans, Gilbert, Dennard, Mosley would all have to be gone to consider him and maybe a couple others as well.
And that's really the beauty of it. You can create some serious mismatches in the running game come December and January.
You go AB, Spaeth, Miller, Lev'eon, and then split Ebron out wide…. If the defense puts an LB on him, you attack that mismatch without mercy… If the defense puts a CB on him, you motion him toward the formation and run the football right at the guy and hopefully create a nice corner. This could be even more devastating if we brought in a scat back like a Freeman.
Agreed. I love the flexibility. If he and Evans have the same grade I would prefer the TE.
My biggest concern is the 2015 defense if we don't get a stud in this draft but I think he probably has the biggest impact on 2014 point differential.
Yeah, a defensive lineman is what has me most worried about this year. CB the next year. And maybe a free agent is the solution next year when the cap situation looks a little different.
Red flag health of his knees
I'm not worried about DL at all.
A 3rd lineman isn't my concern. Its the idea of 8 dB's and lbs to start, plus backups, injuries and a couple of starters retiring next year.
I wish I could say that. I just see a massive hole at DE in the base and at DT next to Heyward in the sub packages. Young OLBs/CBs are definitely needed in the pipeline to start/contribute in 2015, but I don't see the #2 DT on the roster for the sub packages let alone a #3.
My point is that those needs aren't part of the discussion for the top of the draft. We need a mid level free agent or two but we need really good players at LB and DB that we won't be able to afford in free agency.
It wouldn't be the worst thing in the world if we had THAT much talent sitting at #15… Based on the needs of a few of the teams behind them, the Steelers could potentially trade back to get an extra pick, while still grabbing the guy they want in the first round…. They probably run so many different scenarios pre-draft to account for such situations. I think that's what makes the draft so interesting – they have to put so much prep into a pick they have 10 minutes to make.
If his knees can stay healthy, he looks like a top 20 pick on film IMO.
He might teams are worried about his knees
I have to somewhat agree, I just don't see any truly elite type TEs in this draft. Ebron is getting Jimmy Graham type comparisons, but hell Graham was drafted in the 3rd Rd, Gronkowski was a 2nd Rder.. I don't know, im torn, it would seem that an early-mid 1st Rd TE would have to truly be a complete player and/or a crazy freak like Vernon Davis 4.38 40time
Any chance the Steelers really want Evans and trade up to get him? I hear a lot of people saying that most teams want to trade back. Steelers have 9 picks. I'm a proponent of using as many picks as they can this year, but I wonder if they would do it. Is he (or anyone else) worth it given our list of needs? We did sure up some depth at least in several positions.
the need right now is not a TE . silly . CB, OSL, WO, NT, DE RB,
This just serves to drive the point home that either A. Zierlein is an idiot or B. he puts things like this out there to get people to talk about what he says and writes, but that he doesn't actually believe much of it. Anyone who has listened to Mark Madden should be familiar with this tactic. Chances are that it's a bit of both.
While I don't see the 1st round unfolding as Zierlein has it, if both Gilbert and Dennard are gone, I can see them taking Ebron and the Steelers running 12 personnel as their base.
I have to disagree. Heath only has a couple of years in him and we saw what TE was like without him last year. Also, while there are definitely more immediate needs this year, that doesn't mean you don't take a Ebron there depending how the draft plays out. You don't reach on a CB just because there is a bigger need there. I didn't read this guys mock, so I don't know his reasoning.
Ebron cant block
what is he the Bennie Cunigham of 2014
I don't remember if bc did
all I remember is that Bennie was a load
him and Miller receiving could put ab into the
heath has a couple yrs you're right .My point -Ike has no yrs .
My point is if the CBs are off the board then you don't just reach on a CB because you need one. You wait and pick up 2nd round talent in the 2nd round. In that case you would then consider other needs in the 1st. TE and WR are needs. Though, DL could be looked at strongly here as well. Again, my point is the draft will in some ways determine the pick. TE is definitely a need. CBs and TEs will neither come in and start right away. Ike has one year left and Heath maybe two. We need to find their replacements real soon.
agree with the CB'S.. I would draft a WO if evans were there. If not, look at your board and draft the best available ..
I would be pissed if we took Ebron over Gilbert or Dennard. CB is a MUCH bigger need.
Not if youre looking to win now. Theyre both needs but what Ebron gives you is immediate red zone points. We need that more than anything.
You can get a bigger WR in round 2 and get red zone points. Dennard or Gilbert could at the very least play in subpackages or be our 3rd corner. Both are smart and talented enough to do so.
I think steelers are planning on trading back w either Cleveland ,Carolina or San Fran.i personally would like to see dennard in first and Tuitt in second even w trade up.I gotta admit Wesley sanders intrigues me as does varret.
Z was really knocking down Dennard. Check out one of his twitter quotes.
Dennard??? He is falling like a rock. Teams don't think he's fast enough. This will all make sense soon
Why all the hype about Ebron. If he was a WR he wouldnt be a 1st round guy and with his inability to block that is exactly what he is an overweight WR.
Ebron cant block so moving him in does no good
Im sure he can block a CB or a safety. Cmon now
I disagree. Everyone is saying there are plenty in round 2, but they are not in the class of Evans, Ebron, and Benjamin. Matthews and Robinson are nice, but its a downgrade from the top 3.
Yeah Gilbert and Dennard can play in the sub packages, but would they really be a huge upgrade from a second year Shmarko? We would benefit in 2015 when they jumped in as starters and I am not against picking them. I just think that the bigger splash comes from the 6-5 plus receiver that steals the ball from the defense. We can double down on corners and get good ones for the pipeline. Ike was a 4th rounder and so was Cortez. Keenan Lewis was a third rounder.
By contrast, 7 of the top 10 leaders in TD catches last year were first rounders
Theyre not in that class at first glance butbits been proven time and time again as we have shown that a high level reciever can be had in the later rounds (look and Brown and Wallace) Ebron isnt worth the #15 pick between character concerns, lack of blocking and dropping easy passes it's not worth it if a high level Corner is there such as Dennard or Gilbert. You can find good corners or receivers in later rounds but it's a bigger crapshoot with CB's than WR's in my opinion.
That would be a drastic move for them that would be out of character, however if it netted them say san fran's extra 2nd and 3rd round picks it would be a great deal. I think eric ebron at 15 = arizona trading up and we get their 3rd round pick. At 20 for us, Dennard, Fuller, Benjamin, the list can go on.
Eric Ebron @15 = Arizona's 20th and 3rd round pick for us.
Ebron has been inconsistent blocking, but has also had some devastating hits. He was not asked to block much in school but was willing. That can be coached for his second year. This season, he's mostly the slot WR.
Well thought out. I like it.
And his style does not fit LeBeau's scheme.
I have considered Mosley 2nd rnd material the whole time. It will be interesting. He needs size but more than anything -a major issue is can he hold up physically in the NFL.
I was thinking all three jumping up for wr or maybe even Miami for lewan
I want Cleveland 1.27 &2.4
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Mice missing two important proteins of the vascular system develop normally and appear healthy in adulthood, as long as they don't become injured. If they do, their wounds don't heal properly, a new study shows.
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Researchers say they have discovered a chemical alteration in a single human gene linked to stress reactions that could give doctors a simple blood test to reliably predict a person's risk of attempting suicide.
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Stop sunbathing and using indoor tanning beds, the acting U.S. surgeon general warned in a report released Tuesday that cites an alarming 200 percent jump in deadly melanoma cases since 1973.
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When cancers spread into the bloodstream, they often take on different characteristics, requiring different therapies. But it is hard to find these rare blood-borne cells. So, relapsed patients often do not get personalized care. Now, researchers have come up with a solution that zeros in on elusive circulating tumor cells (CTCs).
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Celery In Blue Cheese Sauce
|1 Bunch (100 gm)
|3 Ounce
|Sour cream
|3 Tablespoon (Creme Fraiche)
|Tabasco sauce
|To Taste
|Dry champagne
|2 Tablespoon
|Chopped chervil
|1 Tablespoon
Discard the celery leaves, rinse the stalks and cut into strips, removing any tough fibres.
Put the celery in a casserole with 1/4 cup (4 tablespoons) of water.
Coverand microwave on HIGH for 10 minutes.
Leave to stand, covered, for 3 minutes.
Put the Mascarpone in a bowl with the sour cream (creme fraiche) and heat in the microwave oven on HIGH for 1 1/2 minutes until the cheese has melted.
Add several dashes of Tabasco sauce and the champagne.
Stir thoroughly.
Drain the celery, put in a vegetable dish, pour the sauce over, sprinkle with the chopped chervil and serve.
Mascarpone is a type of Gorgonzola with a very high cream content.
If it is not available, try for cambozola, or failing that use equal quantities of gorgonzola and cream cheese.


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Krakow/Halle. Major Histocompatibility Complex (MHC) genes produce proteins that are crucial in fighting pathogen assault. Researchers from the Jagiellonian University in Krakow and from the Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research (UFZ) characterized genetic variation and detected more than one MHC class II locus in a tailed amphibian. Unlike mammals, not much has been known until now about the immune defence of amphibians. Globally, amphibian populations are in an unprecedented decline, to a considerable extent caused by rapidly spreading infectious diseases, such as the fungal infection Chytridiomycosis. Therefore future conservation strategies for amphibians could benefit from knowledge about species-specific adaptations indicated by MHC variation, say the researchers writing in the journal Molecular Ecology. For their research, the scientists conducted a genetic study of various populations of the Alpine newt (Mesotriton alpestris) in Poland at the northern limit of this Central European species' distribution range. The Alpine newt is the first European and the third on the global scale, tailed amphibian species in which the MHC has been studied, and the first one in which more than one MHC II locus has been found.
The crucial role of the MHC in the immunity of mammals is well recognized. The discovery in tailed amphibians, however, shows that the genetic variation in MHC is important for this group as well: "In this study we were able to demonstrate that positive selection has been acting" reports Wiesaw Babik of the Jagiellonian University in Krakow. "This means that these genes play an important role in the immune system which recognises and fights diseases." The lead author of the study, Wiesaw Babik, conducted the research as part of a collaborative project between the University of Krakow and th
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The Atlanta Journal-Constitution just posted a great article on our shopping trip to Scott's last month. Thank you, Katie! And thank you, everyone, who made the trip so fun! More dates are in the works!
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That table with the blue and white plates and the $2 sign gives me heart palpitations every time I see it! I have a lot of friends in Atlanta and need to plan a trip soon!
It was so fun to read the article! I called my mom to tell her to look for my head (right behind you on the front page of Living). She had read the article & had no idea I was in the pic, so now she's saving me a copy of the paper. Judy got a great billing with her name in the paper.
What fun!
Oh, I miss Atlanta so! I live in St. Louis now... tell me about the good stuff in my new town, Eddie! You are my new favorite style guru! Congrats on the great publicity!
Hi Eddie!
Super good article. Congrats!
I still think the blue and white china in the picture from Scott's is awesome :-)
Thanks Eddie.
Awesome! I'm going to have to go buy the paper. :)
Can't wait to see more on your new place. Love the butler's pantry!
Great article!
and there I am on the picture!
Congratualtions Eddie you are on your way to Superstardom! So excited to see the new images from the country manor!
Ohh... the Atlanta JC - how very cool!
Congrats to the two of you on the AJC article! You should come down to the Metrolina in Charlotte one day and enjoy some more Southern hospitality! Hope you are enjoying your new home. :)
You are catching on everywhere! So there will be an Eddie Ross shortage! LOL, great article!
Great article, Eddie!! Wish I could have been there. Can't wait for Sunday!
When are you coming to Northern California?
Your article was wonderful.
I live in Dunwoody and I love flea market shopping. Catch ya later, Penny
I loved reading all about it on Rhoda's site and here when it happened. Great article!
My husband and I were at Scott's that day and actually stalked you a bit :) He was pretty unhappy with your advice to cover the flea market TWICE--once always wears us both out! I love your blog--and congratulations on your new home.
Yay ! Cool article . . . and great advice.
Did you have any great 'finds' "
Thought I would drop by my water-cooler and see what the Design Ambassador of Inspiration has for me to covet. You are the future and I cannot wait to see how all of your new adventures take shape.
Nice meeting you,
Love it! GO ATLANTA! :)
How fun! I am determined to make it to one of your shopping trips sooner or later, Eddie!
Great article!!
Ok - does this mean you will come to Texas???
Have a great day,
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Caboose: You're the good-looking and stealthy archer.
Andy the Bomb: A bow and arrow? I don't have any arms you freakin' moron.
Caboose: That is what makes you so stealthy.
Tenaya: Red is the perfect one, Black is the brooding bad boy, Green is the clown, and Yellow, well, she's the girl. So, what are you supposed to be?
Flynn:...Ah'm Scottish!
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Plus me, the Mini-Time Machine, also known as the MTM, and also known as the Rock.
No one ever calls me that, though.
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