Jin Dai

PhD in Epidemiology @UCLAFSPH. Tweets are my own.

[Jin Dai @JDai94]

I'm thrilled to announce that my first dissertation paper has been published 😜! Our study suggests that late morning might be a beneficial eating time for reducing the risk of developing type 2 diabetes.

[Diabetes Care, an ADA research journal 🌟 @DiabetesCareADA]

This cohort study of 8,868 U.S. Hispanic/Latino adults indicated that late morning might be a favorable meal timing for preventing type 2 diabetes independent of daily diet quality and quantity. @ADA_Pubs

Read Here➡️ https://t.co/gKYLPvCV8w

[Jin Dai @JDai94]

📢Check out our latest research investigating whether there is an optimal eating timing for managing cardiovascular disease risk in patients with type 2 diabetes‼️

[Diabetes Care, an ADA research journal 🌟 @DiabetesCareADA]

For U.S. adults with type 2 diabetes, late morning might be a protective eating timing against cardiovascular disease mortality, whereas night might be a detrimental eating timing. @ADA_Pubs

Read Here➡️ https://t.co/dhgMofGlNE

[Jin Dai @JDai94]

Eating timing matters for managing type 2 diabetes @DiabetesCareADA

[Jin Dai @JDai94]

My second dissertation paper has been published 😜! Our study suggests that for adults with type 2 diabetes, late morning may be a protective eating time against CVD mortality, whereas night may be a detrimental eating time.
https://t.co/RfwoDJw80O

[Mingyu Zhang, PhD, MHS, FAHA @MingyuZhangPhD]

Hair cortisol concentrations are associated with greater adiposity in late adolescence amongst non‐Hispanic White individuals - Sidote - Pediatric Obesity - Wiley Online Library https://t.co/65rmYKC0jM

[Jin Dai @JDai94]

This work would not have been possible without the unwavering support from #HCHS/#SOL sponsoring PI @danielasotres 🫡, as well as the other investigators and my committee members!

[Jin Dai @JDai94]

I'm thrilled to announce that my first dissertation paper has been published 😜! Our study suggests that late morning might be a beneficial eating time for reducing the risk of developing type 2 diabetes.

[Diabetes Care, an ADA research journal 🌟 @DiabetesCareADA]

This cohort study of 8,868 U.S. Hispanic/Latino adults indicated that late morning might be a favorable meal timing for preventing type 2 diabetes independent of daily diet quality and quantity. @ADA_Pubs

Read Here➡️ https://t.co/gKYLPvCV8w

[Jin Dai @JDai94]

Dr. Ming-Li Chen from Stanford University found that three proteins (PRELP, CHGB, and CST6) were associated with CIMT. However, they noted that the addition of plasma proteomics to traditional CV risk factors only modestly improved the predictability of CIMT @JAHA_AHA

[Jin Dai @JDai94]

Dr. Liou from Icahn School of Med at Mount Sinai found that pathway-based PRS might improve the predictability of the CAD subtypes, but cautions are needed for interpreting the results @oolLathanLiou @JAHA_AHA #AHAJournals #JAHAMeetingReport

[Jin Dai @JDai94]

Dr.McGraw from Columbia University found that higher levels of urinary metals were associated with higher CAC @JAHA_AHA #AHAJournals #JAHAMeetingReport

[Jin Dai @JDai94]

Dr. Beidelmen from Indianan University found that 1) physician pro-White bias associated with adverse treatment selection for Black patients and 2) physician pro-White bias not associated with the performance of clinical practices for Black or White patients @JAHA_AHA

[Jin Dai @JDai94]

I will be live-tweeting during this #TheJeremiahandRoseStamler Research Award Finalist Presentations session from #EPILifestyle24 today from 1:30pm-3:00pm. Follow along for updates from the meeting! @JAHA_AHA #AHAJournals #JAHAMeetingReport

[Jin Dai @JDai94]

Dr. Wendy Wang from the University of Minnesota found that among patients with T2D on metformin and free of CKD, SGLT2i was associated with ~50% lower risk of incident CKD compared to other 2nd line therapies. @JAHA_AHA #AHAJournals #JAHAMeetingReport

[Jin Dai @JDai94]

🔔#Correlates of #physicalactivity and #sedentarytime have been comprehensively identified, which may inform future related research on #confounder selection.

[Jin Dai @JDai94]

❓What are the temporal trends in #physicalactivity and #sedentarytime among U.S. adults with #diabetes from 2007 to 2020?
📢Check out our new publication in #Diabetes and #Metabolic Syndrome: #Clinical #Research/#Reviews. @docanoopmisra @Els_ENDO

[anoop misra @docanoopmisra]

New Articles in #Diabetes and #Metabolic Syndrome: #Clinical #Research/#Reviews (IMPACT FACTOR, 10, Ranked #1 Journal for Diabetes/Endo in #Asia.)

Trends in #physicalactivity and #sedentarytime among #U.S. #adults with #diabetes: 2007–2020

https://t.co/xENmw858YY

[Jin Dai @JDai94]

🔔Engagement in #transport-related physical activity stayed persistently low, and sedentary time stalled from 2007 to 2020.
🔔Adults with diabetes who were #middle-aged or #older, or with #severeobesity or #CKD or #CVD were less active and sat more.

[JACC Journals @JACCJournals]

Better hit the treadmill?! A decline in 2 METS of cardiorespiratory fitness spells 69-74% increased risk of mortality. https://t.co/Fnn0cZQwEb

#JACC #CVD #CardioTwitter

[Jin Dai @JDai94]

@P98zerCareers Hi there, do we have summer internship opportunities for MPH students in Public Health?

[Jin Dai @JDai94]

Metabolome-Wide Associations of Gestational Weight Gain in Pregnant Women with Overweight and Obesity https://t.co/l4oVmvcoIb #mdpimetabolites via @MDPIOpenAccess

[Jin Dai @JDai94]

While the results are negative, it is a nice attempt to study blood pressure diurnal rhythms. A better understanding of the circadian rhythm of blood pressure is needed.

[Jin Dai @JDai94]

Cardiovascular outcomes in adults with hypertension with evening versus morning dosing of usual antihypertensives in the UK (TIME study): a prospective, randomised, open-label, blinded-endpoint clinical trial https://t.co/p2gXeYFbdD