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This week, NUJ members at The Lancet Group walked out on strike for the first time in The Lancet's 200 year history.
Check our open letter to Elseiver and RELX with over 200 signatures docs.google.com/document/d/1…
You can sign the letter here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
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Early-onset type 2 diabetes remains under-researched and undertreated.
In our new issue, our Editorial highlights the need for strong public health action to address the growing burden of early-onset type 2 diabetes worldwide.
Read this & more ▶️ hubs.ly/Q03t-Rjr0
ALT Cover of The Lancet's June 28, 2025 issue. Quote on cover reads: "Solutions are not simple. But the growing issue of type 2 diabetes in young people must be met with innovation, ambition, and urgency—not defeatism."
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Thrilled to finally share what has kept me occupied these past few months; our @TheLancet Series on early-onset type 2 diabetes is out!
Has been an honour to be the Lead Author for this Series brining together global experts; thanks @callam_editor for inviting me
People developing #T2D at young ages, lose ~15-20 years of lifespan ☹️ We highlight emerging evidence, major research gaps and emphasise the need for population-level prevention and precision care, both necessary to reverse this concerning trend.
The articles are free to access until mid-August, please share widely (@ImperialMDR @ImperialMed @ImperialAHSC @ImperialBRC)!
Paper 1: authors.elsevier.com/a/1lJZF…
Paper 2: authors.elsevier.com/c/1lJZF…
Paper 3: authors.elsevier.com/a/1lJZG…
thanks to my fantastic co-authors (tagging the ones on here): @LeeLingLim1 @kamleshkhunti @CCikomola @Andrea_OY_Luk @Poojasachdev_dr @armocida_b
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Early-onset type 2 diabetes remains under-researched and undertreated.
A new Series, presented at #ADA25, synthesises emerging evidence, highlighting urgent research gaps, and calls for population-level prevention & tailored care.
Explore the Series 👉 hubs.li/Q03s-0y30
ALT World maps showing the top 20 countries by number of people with diabetes age 20–39 years and by prevalence, and the top 20 countries with the largest percentage growth in prevalence of early-onset diabetes from 1991 to 2021. Copyright: 2025 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
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In a new episode of the #LancetVoice, Prof Salim Abdool Karim (@ProfAbdoolKarim) joins @GavinCleaver & @maneetvirdi to discuss the ongoing mpox outbreak in Africa, what the #PHEIC means, and what the future could look like.
🔊 Listen now: hubs.li/Q02NYGPl0
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New @TheLancet podcast on the #Mpox outbreak in the DRC, featuring important insights from Prof. Hypolite @MuhindoHyp56567, along with my contribution, in conversation with @callam_editor.
#Mpox #GlobalHealth #DRC
thelancet.com/multimedia/pod…
It was an honor to have a conversation together with Prof. @oriolmitja for The Lancet podcast, discussing about the current Mpox outbreak
@Tropmedunikin
@Unikinrdc
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Excited to announce a new series of podcasts focused on health in Africa at @TheLancet.
In our first episode, @GavinCleaver and I speak with Prof Salim Abdool Karim, Chair of Africa CDC's Emergency Consultative Group, about the recent surge of mpox in the region. Listen here ⬇️
In a new episode of the #LancetVoice, Prof Salim Abdool Karim (@ProfAbdoolKarim) joins @GavinCleaver & @maneetvirdi to discuss the ongoing mpox outbreak in Africa, what the #PHEIC means, and what the future could look like.
🔊 Listen now: hubs.li/Q02NYGPl0
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Discriminatory attitudes regarding severe mental illness remain in the UK, distracting us from a disturbing reality—the UK's mental health services are in crisis.
On the cover, our Editorial—Severe mental illness in the UK: a crisis of compassion buff.ly/3UGJB6w
ALT Cover of The Lancet's February 17, 2024 issue. Quote on cover reads: "Inflammatory narratives around the risk that people with severe mental illness pose to the public are misleading. People with such illnesses are more likely to be victims of violence than perpetrators."
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Podcasts and cord clamping research: two of my favourite things!
So it was thrilling to chat to @callam_editor 'In conversation with @TheLancet' about #cordclamping, the advantages of individual participant #data and the #icomp collaboration!
➡️ thelancet.buzzsprout.com/882…
50th anniversary of the Chilean coup against Allende's government - The Lancet thelancet.com/journals/lance…
Precision medicine in diabetes - @ShivaniM_KC and @paulwfranks discuss new papers published today in @TheLancetEndo #EASD2023
GRacE | The Lancet Group for Racial Equity youtu.be/mfs5M9KIi0I?si=isOG… via @YouTube
Reflections before the storm: the AI reproduction of biased imagery in global health visuals - The Lancet Global Health thelancet.com/journals/langl…
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How can the medical community navigate AI's substantial challenges to realise its health potential?
On the cover this week, our Editorial explores this important question.
Find this and more in our latest issue: hubs.li/Q01-NG5v0
![The Lancet Aug 12, 2023 issue, Quote: “AI could continue to bring benefits if integrated cautiously…[but] the medical community must amplify the urgent call for stringent regulation.”](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/F3POJsxXkAEKniM.jpg?name=orig)
ALT The Lancet Aug 12, 2023 issue, Quote: “AI could continue to bring benefits if integrated cautiously…[but] the medical community must amplify the urgent call for stringent regulation.”
Interesting read:
A pledge to fight climate change is sending money to strange places reuters.com/investigates/spe… via @SpecialReports
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UK schools ‘bewildered’ by AI and do not trust tech firms, headteachers say dlvr.it/SpL9Px
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Tens of thousands march in Belgrade after mass shootings theguardian.com/world/2023/m…
