Are you a healthcare professional who encounters individuals with liver disease?
Join our task group on food insecurity in clinical settings
📅July 16th
⏲️9am-12.30pm
📍Catalyst, Newcastle
Study participants receive a £75 voucher
📧[email protected] for info & to register
🗞️A major new guidance document on steatotic liver disease has just been published online, providing a global, multidisciplinary framework for screening and patient management across the entire disease spectrum.
With SLD affecting more than 1 in 3 adults worldwide, the document uses the patient trajectory as its anchor, providing practical recommendations on case finding, risk stratification, referral pathways and stage specific care, from early disease to advanced fibrosis and cirrhosis.
All recommendations are categorised as must have or nice to have, enabling adaptation across different healthcare systems and resource settings.
👉Read it now: https://t.co/G0ZpjKmgP0
@FrancqueSven
A huge congratulations to Dr. @Oli_Shannon on winning the prestigious Julie Wallace Award and delivering an outstanding lecture, ‘The role of nutrition in dementia risk reduction: Current evidence and context’. Your hard work and dedication is inspirational! 🧠🍽️ #NSCongress24
Our #SLR on diet in colorectal cancer survivorship slipped out into print quietly while I was on holiday, here is a brief summary:
Full paper here:
https://t.co/WylhWlQHTl
HUGE congratulations to our wonderful MDiet student @shona_wells17, on winning the @BDA_Dietitians Student Champion Award! Third time in a row that a Newcastle University student has won the award! 📷 We are super proud of you Shona!
Are you ready to do a PhD? Interested in physical activity and liver disease/cancer?
We have a fully funded PhD studentship at @NIHRNewcBRC to explore a link between physical activity and liver cancer survival.
https://t.co/AKttV5wIxl
@Helen_ncl_HCC @Lisa_HumMovSci @sil_bam
👏🏼 We are so proud of our final year MDiet students - Loucas, Libby, Emily & Toby - who have published a systematic review from their Stage 3 dissertation module. Thank you to @Oli_Shannon for supporting our students with this achievement.
Check out the published article👇🏼
Considering postgraduate study?🤔Our new Human Nutrition MRes uses a multi-disciplinary approach that includes:
❤️🩹Nutrition in health and disease
🧬Physiology and metabolism
🧑⚕️Public health nutrition
🧑🍳Food science and systems
Discover more👉 https://t.co/GZHok36q51
#WeAreNCL https://t.co/oKCY9srv2a
Congratulations to our very own @afairley14 on leading this PPI project with local South Asian communities.
This project formed part of a @UniofNewcastle Student Research Scholarship, with Stage 3 MDiet student, Yi Jia Sim, leading on writing this publication - Well Done Sim!🌟
Job Alert 🚨
Are you a #dietitian who is interested in a career in academia?
We are recruiting for a full time, fixed term #Lecturer in Dietetics & Human Nutrition (maternity cover).
Come join our dynamic and innovative team @UniofNewcastle
https://t.co/YVBb2bL7uD
Exciting news🌟
Do you employ new #graduate dietitians?🎓
Come join our Networking Event on Thursday 18th January to meet our final year dietetic students @UniofNewcastle@NclBNS
This is a great chance to #connect, #engage and #showcase your organisation
Find our more👇
Job Alert🚨
We are looking for a Lecturer in Nutrition & Food Science @NclBNS to deliver teaching and student support across our Nutrition programmes as well as working with our research colleagues in @HNERC_NclUni
Interested? Find out more👇
https://t.co/vkv0pmE5Pi
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Huge congratulations to our Stage 2 MDiet student @Hamilton_J_I who has been awarded @BDA_Dietitians Student Champion of the Year! 👏🏼🤩 Such a wonderful achievement - well done Jacob!
@UniofNewcastle@NclBNS
Very happy that the latest paper from my PhD is now available open access! This systematic scoping review summarises the current literature surrounding recovery from resistance exercise in older adults 👇🏼
https://t.co/AE0HlHjvLo
Congratulations to the chair of our #Nutrition Committee Prof. John Mathers & team for winning the 2023 Cancer Prevention Research Award for Outstanding Journal Article @CAPR_AACR@HNERC_NclUni 👍 The winning article investigated cancer incidence in patients with Lynch syndrome.
Under this umbrella, Metabolic dysfunction Associated Steatotic Liver Disease (MASLD) is the new consensus term for NAFLD and Metabolic dysfunction Associated SteatoHepatitis (MASH) is the new term for NASH. MetALD refers to MASLD with increased alcohol intake. #EASLCongress
It’s Undergraduate Open Day @UniofNewcastle 👏🏼
Come and join us across today and tomorrow to hear all about our Nutrition & Dietetics programmes.
We are looking forward to meeting you all 😊