RT @kamleshkhunti: Network meta-analysis- 601 trials!. SGLT2 inhibitors & GLP-1 receptor agonists associated with ⬇️ risk of MACE. SGLT2….

RT @JAMA_current: Does age or sex make a difference in how well newer glucose-lowering drugs work in patients with type 2 diabetes?. SGLT2….

RT @UofGNews: A new and increasingly widely used diabetes medication may have additional health benefits for older adults, according to new….

Our new paper in @JAMA_current on age and sex differences in efficacy of diabetes treatments. It shows that older age is associated with greater cardiovascular benefits of SGLT2 inhibitors despite smaller improvement in HbA1c compared to younger people.

RT @GeriSoc: 📣 We’re thrilled to announce the BGS Rising Star Award winners 2024! 📣 . They are transforming healthcare for older people thr….

Thank you so much @GeriSoc for this #BGSRisingStar award! . It’s a hugely exciting time to be doing research to better support people living with frailty and long-term conditions. Very grateful for the award, and to the many who have supported me to far.

RT @lucypgeridoc: Yey! Print version! Very chuffed - well done @woodford_henry @danmckenzie73 and thank you @bmj_latest .

RT @Blairhsmith1H: Our new paper, led by Dhan Senaratne, reports a dose-response relationship between Adverse Childhood Experiences and mul….

RT @EmielHoogendijk: 📝 Just published in Ageing Research Reviews: Frailty and socioeconomic position: A systematic review of observational….

RT @EMAtTheDeepEnd: Familiar issues for emergency medicine - services in more deprived areas face greater needs across the spectrum of illn….

RT @PathwayUK: @PHanlon17 This paper showed the extreme acceleration of this effect in a population in an extreme position of socio economi….

RT @dnblane: This is a key recommendation from fantastic work by @PHanlon17 and team - supporting @MichaelMarmot’s calls for “proportionate….

Huge thanks to the team working on this. a huge effort! @marinadpol @bezzinacara @caitlinfjones @dnblane @ElsaDent @DLVetrano @EmielHoogendijk and others @gppcglasgow not on here.

If health services are to adequately respond to widespread inequalities in frailty, resourcing of healthcare services should be proportionate with the level of need. This requires additional resource in the context of socioeconomic deprivation.

We included 383 studies across 64 countries. Social inequalities in frailty is a global phenomenon. Health services in areas of higher socioeconomic deprivation will encounter higher rates of frailty, and frailty occurring in relatively younger people.

The greatest social gradient in frailty was often seen in younger age groups. Early- and mid-life factors are also strongly associated with frailty in later life. Life-course approach to frailty prevention required.

Pleased to share our new paper on the association between socioeconomic position and frailty. People with lower socioeconomic position had:. - Higher prevalence of frailty. - Earlier onset of frailty. - Greater frailty progression. Open access: 🧵👇

RT @DrMqAgMas: Living Longer But Frailer? Temporal Trends in Life Expectancy and Frailty in Older Swedish Adults

RT @HMcArdleHT: 'The folk who tend to miss the greatest number of appointments are the folk who have the largest number of long-term mental….

RT @FrancesMair: Association of latent class analysis-derived #multimorbidity clusters with adverse #health outcomes. .