
Katie Young
@drkatiegyoung
Postdoc in the #ExeterDiabetes team @ExeterMed. Living with Type 1 diabetes.
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29-12-2019 15:19:49
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Simple clinical features can be used to help better target treatment in type 2 diabetes. Findings from our double-blind three-way crossover trial, Trimaster are published in Nature Medicine today and presented at the IDF congress #IDF2022 nature.com/articles/s4159….





New research from Nicholas John Meyrick Thomas ExeterDiabetes just published in Diabetes Care, a research journal of the ADA 🌟 shows that the presentation, genetic susceptability and rate of C-peptide loss of robustly defined adult-onset type 1 diabetes is not altered by onset age tinyurl.com/2ckjhbka



2 fantastic #DataScience PhDs available Exeter Med School on #type2diabetes precision medicine with world-leading & inspiring (from experience!) supervision incl. Beverley Shields 1. Precision medicine methods tinyurl.com/mt8v7vjh 2. Precision medicine models tinyurl.com/s6ym239s


Great #DUKPC talk from Katie Young ExeterDiabetes - precision medicine to assess the individualised heart failure benefit of SGLT2-inhibitors for people with #type2diabetes


Huge congratulations to star Exeter Med School PhD student Pedro Cardoso, winner of the Diabetes UK Early Career Investigator award at #DUKPC2023 for research on precision medicine in #type2diabetes ExeterDiabetes



Well done to Smruthy for her excellent Poster award! Exeter Med School ExeterDiabetes and


Huge congrats to Jiayi on a fantastic MSc Health Data Science project presentation! Was a joy to supervise you together with Katie Young Exeter Med School. I’m sure we will see great things from you in the future!


📊 OUT NOW Communications Medicine - Young et al. review the evidence on #T2D treatment effect heterogeneity with #GLP1 receptor agonists and #SGLT2 inhibitors | Katie Young Adem yesuf Angus Jones John Dennis Ewan Pearson Exeter Med School UoD Medicine #PMDI nature.com/articles/s4385…

Out now! cardiab.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11… We show that, based on recent NICE guidelines, 93% of T2Ds in England could be eligible for SGLT2i, at a cost of >£1b. This is despite most having no pre-existing ASCVD; a group largely excluded from SGLT2i CVD trials. More details below ⤵️

Precision medicine in #type2diabetes: Cardoso et al develop a new approach for phenotype-based targeting of SGLT2-inhibitors and GLP1-receptor agonists tinyurl.com/bp89t8aa🔓 Exeter Med School John Dennis Angus Jones
