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Diabetes research update: GGC MCN meeting 5 th February 2019. John R Petrie Professor of Diabetic Medicine University of Glasgow, UK. Disclosures. Advisory and Consultancy Work: Novo Nordisk, Sanofi-Aventis, Biocon, Astra Zeneca, Servier Clinical trials committees:
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Diabetes research update:GGC MCN meeting 5th February 2019 John R Petrie Professor of Diabetic Medicine University of Glasgow, UK
Disclosures • Advisory and Consultancy Work: • Novo Nordisk, Sanofi-Aventis, Biocon, Astra Zeneca, Servier • Clinical trials committees: • ACI Clinical (Boehringer), Janssen, NovoNordisk, Quintiles (Genentech, Roche), Sanofi-Aventis • Recipient of donation of services to support Investigator-led research: • Merck (Germany), Itamar Medical (Israel), Astra Zeneca • Investigator-led research funding: • Janssen (RISC study) • Travel and accommodation support: • Novo Nordisk, Lilly • No stock in any pharmaceutical or technology company
Multicentre academic 3-year RCT of metformin in type 1 diabetes 23 centres international centres Scotland Glasgow Dundee Edinburgh Aberdeen Ayr (Steno) Denmark Canada London, Ontario Ottawa, Ontario England Newcastle Durham Manchester Hull Aintree London Plymouth Exeter Gloucester Bristol Netherlands (Maastricht) Australia Sydney Melbourne Chief Investigator: John Petrie (Glasgow) Deputy: Helen Colhoun (Edinburgh)
Via clinical trials, epidemiology, translational studies and collaboration to: (i) discover the pathways and processes linking obesity and physical inactivity to cardiovascular and metabolic disease (ii) understand the mechanisms underlying cardiovascular complications associated with diabetes, obesity, dyslipidaemia and renal disease (iii) explore the implications for the wider population - including groups defined by ethnicity, gender and deprivation (iv) use this knowledge to develop and target new therapies and lifestyle interventions to prevent and treat metabolic disease
Via clinical trials, epidemiology, translational studies and collaboration to: (i) discover the pathways and processes linking obesity and physical inactivity to cardiovascular and metabolic disease (ii) understand the mechanisms underlying cardiovascular complications associated with diabetes, obesity, dyslipidaemia and renal disease (iii) explore the implications for the wider population - including groups defined by ethnicity, gender and deprivation (iv) use this knowledge to develop and target new therapies and lifestyle interventions to prevent and treat metabolic disease
Via clinical trials, epidemiology, translational studies and collaboration to: (i) discover the pathways and processes linking obesity and physical inactivity to cardiovascular and metabolic disease (ii) understand the mechanisms underlying cardiovascular complications associated with diabetes, obesity, dyslipidaemia and renal disease (iii) explore the implications for the wider population - including groups defined by ethnicity, gender and deprivation (iv) use this knowledge to develop and target new therapies and lifestyle interventions to prevent and treat metabolic disease
NHS Research Scotland Diabetes 2019 (NRSD or NRS Diabetes) SDRN EPIDEMIOLOGY Chair: Dr R Lindsay www.nhsresearchscotland.org.uk/research-areas/diabetes
Heart failure in diabetes (3.25 million) Men Women 50 40 30 Rate per 1000 person years 20 10 0 20 20 80 80 60 60 40 40 Figure 1: Age, sex and deprivation adjusted incidence of heart failure hospitalisation (95% CIs) by diabetes type, age and sex
Myocardial infarction MEN WOMEN Diabetologia, 17th Jan 2019
Via clinical trials, epidemiology, translational studies and collaboration to: (i) discover the pathways and processes linking obesity and physical inactivity to cardiovascular and metabolic disease (ii) understand the mechanisms underlying cardiovascular complications associated with diabetes, obesity, dyslipidaemia and renal disease (iii) explore the implications for the wider population - including groups defined by ethnicity, gender and deprivation (iv) use this knowledge to develop and target new therapies and lifestyle interventions to prevent and treat metabolic disease
Gill JMR, Petrie JR, Sattar N, Gray S. Mechanisms of insulin resistance in South Asians: role of muscle metabolism and microvascular perfusion. • Medical Research Council. £654,057 (2019-2022)
Via clinical trials, epidemiology, translational studies and collaboration to: (i) discover the pathways and processes linking obesity and physical inactivity to cardiovascular and metabolic disease (ii) understand the mechanisms underlying cardiovascular complications associated with diabetes, obesity, dyslipidaemia and renal disease (iii) explore the implications for the wider population - including groups defined by ethnicity, gender and deprivation (iv) use this knowledge to develop and target new therapies and lifestyle interventions to prevent and treat metabolic disease
Triple therapy in type 1 diabetes Insulin, GLP-1 and SGLT2i? • Dandona P*, Petrie JR (co-PIs), Ghanim H, Boyle J, Lindsay R, Ford I. Triple therapy for T1DM with insulin, semaglutide and dapagliflozin. JDRF Strategic Research Award. $1.64M (2019-2022) • *State University of New York (SUNY)
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