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#DUKPC24 is now over and I don’t know what to tweet or X. I need a tweet lesson. Anyway back to baseline stuff, reading, writing, granthinking, datamining and ☕️.

Today is our annual NIHR #GlobalHealthResearch Academy Member Event! The theme this year is 'Bridging the Gap between Evidence and Impact'. We'd love to hear your thoughts on the event using the #GHRAME2024

I was recently a guest on the 1in6Billion Podcast with @athattersley & Maggie Shepherd 💙. Listen to learn a little about my journey and research. Go check it out 😊

Day 2 of #EASD2024 and I haven’t met Josie Clarkson. That is really strange 🤔

Find our recent paper on early-onset type 2 #diabetes looking different in Africans compared to Europeans. We used data from UDIP Davis Kibirige in Uganda and StartRight Angus Jones in the UK. Link: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39209773/

Delighted to be invited to speak at the very first GPED Annual Meeting (Virtual) 😊

We’re piped up for the Joint 5th African Society of Endocrinology Metabolism Nutrition (SAEMN) & Africa Diabetes Congress (ADC) Meeting in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire.

The first presentations were of course on atypical forms of diabetes from Jean-Francois Gauthier (France) Thomas Nihal (India) Difficulty to make a precise diagnosis Often not treated appropriately.

Structured diabetes education has been shown to be effective in reducing #HbA1c and to be cost effective for diabetes. Unfortunately, there are no structured diabetes education programmes in Africa. Diabetes education will be very useful especially for #T1D in Africa.

At #ISPAD50 for the very first time. Presenting some of our work NIHR Exeter Biomedical Research Centre (BRC) at the Trending diabetes-related topics this morning. Wish me luck 😁

Delighted to have presented for the first time a more extended version of the work I am leading at #ISPAD50 with a host of colleagues from #Africa and #UK NIHR Exeter Biomedical Research Centre (BRC). Pediatric #diabetes in Africa is mostly not T1D, T2D or monogenic diabetes. It’s something else 🧐

Prof Chantal Matthieu Chantal Matthieu to Young Clinicians and Researchers: Write papers first before you write grants. Papers demonstrate your academic passion and interest. #ISPAD50 Jenious Group Presentations Session

Delighted to share a case report of how we assessed & made a diagnosis of #MODY in a young Cameroonian diagnosed with #T1D, which further led to treatment switch from Insulin to Sulphonylureas. Imagine the relief for this young person in this setting. jmedicalcasereports.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…

An example of how collaboration within the NIHR Global Health group at ExeterDiabetes NIHR Exeter Biomedical Research Centre (BRC) can spur transformation 1 day & 1 Life at a time over 4000 miles away from the UK.

For the past 3 days, I have been attending the NIHR Global Health ExeterDiabetes Steering Committee meeting on Improving outcomes for people with T2D in Sub-Saharan #Africa, held at the UVRI/MRC LSHTM Uganda Research Unit, Entebbe, Uganda. Wonderful chairing from Amanda I Adler

Dust, symbol of warmth and resilience, shaped my African childhood. Snow, magical and serene, awed me in the UK. Both hold unique beauty and challenges—dust is home, snow is wonder. Neither is superior; each reflects its environment. Which resonates more with you: dust or snow?

After taking a leave of absence for over 3 months from twitter/X, I can announce that I am back. Looking forward to continuing my engagement with the #global diabetes community. #diabetes #T1D #Africa

Happy Good Friday

He is Risen #HappyEaster

The feeling I have when a #scientific journal #manuscript I have been working for the past 5 years 😱 gets accepted for #publication. What a relief !!! Coming soon 😉 #Diabetes #Africa