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Newcastle Authors	Title	Year
Dr Louise Hayes Professor Martin White Dr Richard McNally Professor Nigel Unwin Anh Tran et al.	Do cardiometabolic, behavioural and socioeconomic factors explain the 'healthy migrant effect' in the UK? Linked mortality follow-up of South Asians compared to white Europeans in the Newcastle Heart Project	2017
Professor Nigel Unwin Professor Peter Phillimore	Contrasting cardiovascular mortality trends in Eastern Mediterranean populations: Contributions from risk factor changes and treatments	2016
Dr Helen Mason Professor Julia Critchley Dr Balsam Ahmad Professor Peter Phillimore Dr Shahaduz Zaman et al.	A cost effectiveness analysis of salt reduction policies to reduce coronary heart disease in four Eastern Mediterranean countries	2014
Anh Tran Dr Louise Hayes Dr Richard McNally Professor Nigel Unwin Professor Raj Bhopal CBE et al.	Contribution of Behavioural Risk Factors and Socio-Economic Position to Mortality in British South Asian and European Adults: 17 year follow-up of the Newcastle Heart Project Cohort	2013
Professor Richard Walker Professor Nigel Unwin	Correlates of short- and long-term case fatality within an incident stroke population in Tanzania	2013
Professor Richard Walker Dr Matthew Dewhurst Professor Nigel Unwin Dr Philip Adams	Electrocardiographic Assessment of Coronary Artery Disease and Stroke Risk Factors in Rural and Urban Tanzania: A Case–Control Study	2013
Professor Richard Walker Professor Nigel Unwin	Stroke risk factors in an incident population in urban and rural Tanzania: a prospective, community-based, case-control study	2013
Dr Louise Hayes Professor Nigel Unwin Dr Eugene Sobngwi	Fasting blood glucose and insulin sensitivity are unaffected by HAART duration in Cameroonians on first line ARV treatment	2012
Professor Mark Pearce Peter Tennant Professor Louise Parker Professor Nigel Unwin	Lifecourse predictors of adult fibrinogen levels: the Newcastle Thousand Families Study	2012
Dr Eugene Sobngwi Professor Nigel Unwin	Metabolic Profile of Sub-Saharan African Patients Presenting with First-ever-in-lifetime Stroke: Association with Insulin Resistance	2012
Dr Louise Hayes Dr Gillian Hawthorne Professor Nigel Unwin	Undiagnosed diabetes in the over-60s: performance of the Association of Public Health Observatories (APHO) Diabetes Prevalence Model in a general practice	2012
Sarah Bowman Professor Nigel Unwin Professor Julia Critchley Dr Wasim Maziak Dr Shahaduz Zaman et al.	Use of evidence to support healthy public policy: a policy effectiveness-feasibility loop	2012
Professor Raj Bhopal CBE Michalis Nicolaou Professor Nigel Unwin	A cross-national comparative study of diabetes prevalence between English and Dutch south Asian Indian and African origin populations	2011
Sarah Bowman Professor Nigel Unwin Professor Julia Critchley Dr Wasim Maziak	A policy effectiveness-feasibility loop for evidence-based public health policy [abstract]	2011
Professor Nigel Unwin	Diabetes Prevalence in Populations of South Asian Indian and African Origins A Comparison of England and The Netherlands	2011
Professor Richard Walker Dr David Whiting Professor Nigel Unwin	Post-stroke case fatality within an incident population in rural Tanzania	2011
Dr Kay Mann Peter Tennant Professor Louise Parker Professor Nigel Unwin Professor Mark Pearce et al.	The relatively small contribution of birth weight to blood pressure at age 49-51 years in the Newcastle Thousand Families Study	2011
Professor Raj Bhopal CBE Professor Nigel Unwin	A cross-national comparative study of blood pressure and hypertension between english and dutch south-Asian-and African-origin Populations: The role of national context	2010
Professor Raj Bhopal CBE Professor Nigel Unwin	A cross-national comparative study of smoking prevalence and cessation between English and Dutch South Asian and African origin populations: The role of national context	2010
Professor Nigel Unwin Professor Julia Critchley Dr Wasim Maziak Dr Shahaduz Zaman	A policy effectiveness-feasibility loop? Promoting the use of evidence to support the development of healthy public policy [abstract]	2010
Professor Raj Bhopal CBE Michael White Professor Nigel Unwin	Age at natural menopause or hysterectomy in migrants from South Asia and women of European origin living in Newcastle, UK: Survival analyses	2010
Professor Nigel Unwin Dr David Whiting	Defining the research agenda to reduce the joint burden of disease from diabetes mellitus and tuberculosis: Viewpoint	2010
Dr Louise Hayes Professor Mark Pearce Dr Michael Firbank Professor Mark Walker Professor Roy Taylor et al.	Do obese but metabolically normal women differ in intra-abdominal fat and physical activity levels from those with the expected metabolic abnormalities? A cross-sectional study	2010
Professor Nigel Unwin	Estimates of the impact of diabetes on the incidence of pulmonary tuberculosis in different ethnic groups in England	2010
Dr Fiona Pearson Professor Julia Critchley Professor Nigel Unwin	Increased risk of tuberculosis disease in people with diabetes mellitus: record-linkage study in a UK population	2010
Professor Nigel Unwin	International Diabetes Federation: An update of the evidence concerning the prevention of type 2 diabetes	2010
Professor Nigel Unwin	Mortality attributable to diabetes: Estimates for the year 2010	2010
Professor Nigel Unwin Dr Peter James Dorothy McLarty Dr Richard McNally	Rural to urban migration and change in cardiovascular risk factors in Tanzania: a prospective cohort study	2010
Professor Nigel Unwin Dr David Whiting	Social determinants of diabetes and challenges of prevention	2010
Professor Richard Walker Dr David Whiting Professor Nigel Unwin Emeritus Professor Sir George Sir George Alberti	Stroke incidence in rural and urban Tanzania: A prospective, community-based study	2010
Professor Nigel Unwin	Tackling Africa's chronic disease burden: From the local to the global	2010
Professor Julia Critchley Professor Nigel Unwin	The role of public policy	2010
Dr Fiona Pearson Professor Julia Critchley Professor Nigel Unwin	A review of co-morbidity between infectious and chronic disease in Sub Saharan Africa: TB and Diabetes Mellitus, HIV and Metabolic Syndrome, and the impact of globalization	2009
Dr David Whiting Professor Nigel Unwin	Cities, urbanization and health	2009
Professor Mark Pearce Professor Nigel Unwin Professor Louise Parker Emeritus Professor Alan Craft	Cohort Profile: The Newcastle Thousand Families 1947 Birth Cohort	2009
Dr Fiona Pearson Professor Julia Critchley Professor Nigel Unwin	Diabetes & tuberculosis: A dangerous liaison & no white tiger	2009
Paschal Awah Professor Nigel Unwin Professor Peter Phillimore	Diabetes Mellitus: Indigenous naming, indigenous diagnosis and self-management in an African setting: The example from Cameroon	2009
Professor Nigel Unwin Professor Raj Bhopal CBE	Differences in age at natural menopause between South Asian and European women: A cross-sectional study in Newcastle, UK	2009
Professor Nigel Unwin	Ischaemic Heart Disease	2009
Professor Mark Pearce Peter Tennant Professor Louise Parker Professor Nigel Unwin	Lifecourse predictors of adult fibrinogen concentrations: the Newcastle thousand families birth chohort	2009
Professor Mark Pearce Professor Caroline Relton Professor Louise Parker Professor Nigel Unwin	Sex differences in the association between infant feeding and blood cholesterol in later life: the Newcastle thousand families cohort study at age 49-51 years	2009
Professor Nigel Unwin	The epidemiology and prevention of diabetes mellitus	2009
Dr David Whiting Professor Nigel Unwin	The social determinants of diabetes	2009
Professor Nigel Unwin Dr Colin Fischbacher Jazz Chamley	Total estradiol levels in migrant and British-born British Pakistani women: Investigating early life influences on ovarian function	2009
Dr Eugene Sobngwi Paschal Awah Dr Terry Aspray Professor Nigel Unwin	Type 2 diabetes management in nurse-led primary healthcare settings in urban and rural Cameroon	2009
Dr Louise Hayes Professor Nigel Unwin Professor Madeleine Murtagh	"Obesity" and "Clinical Obesity" Men's understandings of obesity and its relation to the risk of diabetes: A qualitative study	2008
Dr Akheel Syed Dr Christina Halpin Professor Julie Irving Professor Nigel Unwin Professor Martin White et al.	A common intron 2 polymorphism of the glucocorticoid receptor gene is associated with insulin resistance in men	2008
Professor Nigel Unwin	Cardiovascular disease in migrant populations with diabetes: magnitude of the problem and consequences for screening	2008
Paschal Awah Professor Nigel Unwin Professor Peter Phillimore	Cure or control: Complying with biomedical regime of diabetes in Cameroon	2008
Professor Nigel Unwin Dr William Kelly	Diabetes- and nondiabetes-related lower extremity amputation incidence before and after the introduction of better organized diabetes foot care: Continuous longitudinal monitoring using a standard method	2008
Professor Nigel Unwin Dr Colin Fischbacher Jazz Chamley	Differences in body composition and cardiovascular and type 2 diabetes risk factors between migrant and British-born British Pakistani women	2008
Professor Nigel Unwin	Evolutionary perspectives on Type 2 diabetes in Asia	2008
Professor Nigel Unwin	The diabetic foot in the developing world	2008
Professor Mark Pearce Professor Caroline Relton Professor Nigel Unwin Professor Ashley Adamson	The relation between diarrhoeal episodes in infancy and both blood pressure and sodium intake in later life: The Newcastle Thousand Families Study	2008
Professor Nigel Unwin	Type 2 diabetes: an overview	2008
Professor Nigel Unwin Professor Raj Bhopal CBE Dr Louise Hayes Professor Martin White Dr Sheila Patel et al.	A comparison of the new International Diabetes Federation definition of metabolic syndrome to WHO and NCEP definitions in Chinese, European and South Asian origin adults	2007
Dr Susan Carr Professor Nigel Unwin Professor Tanja Pless-Mulloli	An Introduction to Public Health and Epidemiology	2007
Professor Nigel Unwin	Diabetes and the good, the bad and the ugly of globalization	2007
Professor Julia Critchley Professor Nigel Unwin	Diabetes and the risk of tuberculosis: A neglected threat to public health?	2007
Professor Nigel Unwin	Diabetes and tuberculosis: The impact of the diabetes epidemic on tuberculosis incidence	2007
Professor Nigel Unwin	Diabetes and tuberculosis: the impact of the diabetes epidemic on tuberculosis incidence	2007
Dr Don Amarasinghe Professor Nigel Unwin	Risk factors for long-term complications in patients with type 2 diabetes attending government institutions in the Western Province of Sri Lanka: A case control study	2007
Professor Nigel Unwin Professor Mark Pearce	Socio-economic position at birth, but not birth weight, is independently related to metabolic syndrome at age 50	2007
Julie Yallop Dr Colin Fischbacher Professor Raj Bhopal CBE Jazz Chamley Dr Salma Ayis et al.	Transient and persistent impaired glucose tolerance and progression to diabetes in South Asians and Europeans: New, large studies are a priority	2007
John Oldroyd Professor Nigel Unwin Professor Martin White Professor John Mathers Emeritus Professor Sir George Sir George Alberti et al.	A randomised controlled trial evaluating the effectiveness of lifestyle interventions in people with impaired glucose tolerance in Newcastle upon Tyne, UK	2006
Professor Nigel Unwin	An international comparison of lower extremity amputation rates	2006
Professor Nigel Unwin	Anthropometry measures and prevalence of obesity in the urban adult population of Cameroon: An update from the Cameroon Burden of Diabetes Baseline Survey	2006
Professor Nigel Unwin Emeritus Professor Sir George Sir George Alberti	Association between socioeconomic status and adiposity in urban Cameroon	2006
Dr Akheel Syed Professor Julie Irving Dr Chris Redfern Dr Andrew Hall Professor Nigel Unwin et al.	Association of glucocorticoid receptor polymorphism A3669G in exon 9β with reduced central adiposity in women	2006
Professor Nigel Unwin Dorothy McLarty Dr Terry Aspray Dr Leslie Carlin Dr Sheila Patel et al.	Changes in blood pressure and lipids associated with rural to urban migration in Tanzania	2006
Professor Nigel Unwin Emeritus Professor Sir George Sir George Alberti	Chronic non-communicable diseases	2006
Dr Terry Aspray Professor Nigel Unwin	Clinical guidelines for older adults with diabetes mellitus	2006
Dr Terry Aspray Professor Nigel Unwin	Clinical guidelines for older adults with diabetes mellitus.	2006
Professor Nigel Unwin	Definition and diagnosis of diabetes mellitus and intermediate hyperglycemia. Report of a WHO/IDF Consultation	2006
Dr Colin Fischbacher Professor Raj Bhopal CBE Professor Martin White Professor Nigel Unwin	Differences in cortisol concentrations in South Asian and European men living in the United Kingdom	2006
Professor Nigel Unwin	Knowledge, attitudes, and behavior relating to diabetes and its main risk factors among urban residents in Cameroon: A qualitative survey	2006
Professor Mark Pearce Professor Nigel Unwin Professor Louise Parker Emeritus Professor Sir George Sir George Alberti	Life course determinants of insulin secretion and sensitivity at age 50 years: the Newcastle Thousand Families Study	2006
Dr Louise Hayes Professor Mark Pearce Professor Nigel Unwin	Lifecourse predictors of normal metabolic parameters in overweight and obese adults	2006
Professor Nigel Unwin	Meeting report on the Bellagio Conference 'prevention of vascular diseases in the emerging world: An approach to global health equity'	2006
Professor John O'Brien Professor Nigel Unwin	Organization of spines on the dendrites of Purkinje cells	2006
Dr Richard Edwards Professor Nigel Unwin	Prevalence, awareness and management of hypertension in Cameroon: Findings of the 2003 Cameroon Burden of Diabetes Baseline Survey	2006
Professor Nigel Unwin Professor Martin White Professor John Mathers Emeritus Professor Sir George Sir George Alberti	Randomised controlled trial evaluating lifestyle interventions in people with impaired glucose tolerance	2006
Professor Nigel Unwin Dr Colin Fischbacher Jazz Chamley	Sex hormone-binding globulin and androgen levels in immigrant and British-born premenopausal British Pakistani women: Evidence of early life influences?	2006
Professor Nigel Unwin	The metabolic syndrome	2006
Professor Nigel Unwin Professor Richard Walker	The prevalence of Parkinson's disease in an area of North Tyneside in the North-East of England	2006
Professor Nigel Unwin Dr Colin Fischbacher Jazz Chamley	[abstract] Features of metabolic syndrome in premenopausal women in the UK: immigrants from Pakistan compared to Pakistani and European-origin women born in the UK	2005
Professor Nigel Unwin Dr Louise Hayes	Are insulin resistance, impaired fasting glucose and impaired glucose tolerance all equally strongly related to age?	2005
Danny Mohan Professor Nigel Unwin	Awareness and knowledge of diabetes in Chennai--the Chennai Urban Rural Epidemiology Study [CURES-9]	2005
Professor Nigel Unwin Emeritus Professor Sir George Sir George Alberti Dr Louise Hayes	Comparison of three different definitions for the metabolic syndrome in non-diabetic Europeans	2005
Professor Nigel Unwin	Diabetes Action Now: putting diabetes on the international agenda	2005
Professor Mark Pearce Professor Nigel Unwin Professor Louise Parker	Differences in the relationship between fetal life and components of the metabolic syndrome between men and women	2005
Professor Nigel Unwin	Global mortality attributable to diabetes: time for a realistic estimate	2005
Professor Mark Pearce Professor Nigel Unwin Professor Caroline Relton Emeritus Professor Sir George Sir George Alberti Professor Louise Parker et al.	Lifecourse determinants of fasting and post-challenge glucose at age 50 years: The Newcastle thousand families study	2005
Dr Jean Adams Professor Mark Pearce Professor Martin White Professor Nigel Unwin Professor Louise Parker et al.	No consistent association between birthweight and parental risk of diabetes and cardiovascular disease	2005
Professor Raj Bhopal CBE Dr Colin Fischbacher Professor Nigel Unwin Professor Martin White	Predicted and observed cardiovascular disease in South Asians: Application of FINRISK, Framingham and SCORE models to Newcastle Heart Project data	2005
Professor Nigel Unwin	Preventing Chronic Diseases: A vital investment	2005
Dr Colin Fischbacher Professor Martin White Professor Raj Bhopal CBE Professor Nigel Unwin	Self-reported work strain is lower in South Asian than European people: cross-sectional survey	2005
Professor Nigel Unwin Dr Vincent Connolly	The Burden of Mortality Attributable to Diabetes : Realistic estimates for the year 2000	2005
Professor Raj Bhopal CBE Dr Colin Fischbacher Professor Nigel Unwin Michael White Emeritus Professor Sir George Sir George Alberti et al.	[abstract] Cardiovascular risk factors, predicted risk of outcomes, and observed mortality in South Asian populations	2004
Dr Colin Fischbacher Professor Raj Bhopal CBE Professor Nigel Unwin	[abstract] Self reported work strain in a population based survey of UK South Asians	2004
Professor Nigel Unwin Dr Colin Fischbacher Jazz Chamley	[abstract] The impact of early environment on ovarian function in premenopausal women	2004
Professor Nigel Unwin	[comment] Rethinking the terms non-communicable disease and chronic disease	2004
Professor Nigel Unwin	Diabetes Action Now: WHO and IDF working together to raise awareness worldwide	2004
Dr Eugene Sobngwi Professor Nigel Unwin Dr Terry Aspray Emeritus Professor Sir George Sir George Alberti	Exposure over the life course to an urban environment and its relation with obesity, diabetes, and hypertension in rural and urban Cameroon	2004
Dr Philip Setel Professor Nigel Unwin Dr David Whiting	Is It Time to Reassess the Categorization of Disease Burdens in Low-Income Countries?	2004
Raymond Pollock Professor Nigel Unwin Dr Vincent Connolly	Knowledge and practice of foot care in people with diabetes	2004
Dr Akheel Syed Professor Julie Irving Dr Chris Redfern Dr Andrew Hall Professor Nigel Unwin et al.	Low Prevalence of the N363S Polymorphism of the Glucocorticoid Receptor in South Asians Living in the United Kingdom	2004
Dr Louise Hayes Professor Nigel Unwin Dr David Whiting Dr Eugene Sobngwi	Prevalence of wheeze and self-reported asthma and asthma care in an urban and rural area of Tanzania and Cameroon	2004
Dr Colin Fischbacher Christopher Blackwell Professor Raj Bhopal CBE Ruth Ingram Professor Nigel Unwin et al.	Serological evidence of Helicobacter pylori infection in UK South Asian and European populations: Implications for gastric cancer and coronary heart disease	2004
Professor Nigel Unwin Emeritus Professor Sir George Sir George Alberti	The growing importance of non-communicable disease	2004
Professor Louise Parker Dr Douglas Lamont Professor Nigel Unwin Professor Mark Pearce Dr Stuart Bennett et al.	A lifecourse study of risk for hyperinsulinaemia, dyslipidaemia and obesity (the central metabolic syndrome) at age 49-51 years	2003
Professor Louise Parker Dr Douglas Lamont Professor Nigel Unwin Professor Mark Pearce Dr Stuart Bennett et al.	A lifecourse study of risk for hyperinsulinaemia, dyslipidaemia and obesity (the central metabolic syndrome) at age 49-51 years.[Erratum appears in Diabet Med. 2003 Sep;20(9):781]	2003
Dr David Whiting Dr Louise Hayes Professor Nigel Unwin	Challenges to health care for diabetes in Africa	2003
Professor Nigel Unwin	Definitions of the metabolic syndrome	2003
Professor Nigel Unwin	Definitions of the metabolic syndrome	2003
Professor Nigel Unwin	Geographic variation in lower extremity amputation rates	2003
Dr Colin Fischbacher Professor Raj Bhopal CBE Christopher Blackwell Professor Nigel Unwin Professor Martin White et al.	IgG is higher in South Asians than Europeans: Does infection contribute to ethnic variation in cardiovascular disease?	2003
Dr Colin Fischbacher Professor Raj Bhopal CBE Professor Nigel Unwin Emerita Professor Sally Marshall Professor Martin White et al.	Microalbuminuria is more frequent in South Asian than in European origin populations: A comparative study in Newcastle, UK	2003
Dr Louise Hayes Michael White Professor Nigel Unwin Professor Raj Bhopal CBE Dr Colin Fischbacher et al.	Patterns of physical activity - Reply	2003
Dr Anna Tavridou Professor Nigel Unwin Professor Raj Bhopal CBE Dr Michael Laker	Predictors of lipoprotein(a) levels in a European and South Asian population in the Newcastle Heart Project	2003
Dr Leslie Carlin Professor Raj Bhopal CBE Professor Nigel Unwin Professor Martin White Dr Colin Fischbacher et al.	Social Networks and Coronary Heart Disease Risk Factors in South Asians and Europeans in the UK	2003
Professor Richard Walker Dr David Whiting Professor Nigel Unwin Emeritus Professor Sir George Sir George Alberti	Stroke mortality in urban and rural Tanzania	2003
Professor Nigel Unwin Dr Sheila Patel Professor Raj Bhopal CBE Dr Colin Fischbacher Professor Martin White et al.	The metabolic syndrome phenotype in European origin men and women: a population based study	2003
Professor Raj Bhopal CBE Dr Louise Hayes Professor Martin White Professor Nigel Unwin Dr Jane Harland et al.	Ethnic and socio-economic inequalities in coronary heart disease, diabetes and risk factors in Europeans and South Asians	2002
Professor Nigel Unwin Professor James Shaw Emeritus Professor Sir George Sir George Alberti	Impaired glucose tolerance and impaired fasting glycaemia: the current status on definition and intervention	2002
Dr Sheila Patel Professor Nigel Unwin Professor Mark Walker	Investigation of the role of the T to G SNP in the adiponectin (AMP1) gene in abdominal obesity using parent-offspring trios	2002
Dr Colin Fischbacher Professor Martin White Professor Raj Bhopal CBE Professor Nigel Unwin Emeritus Professor Sir George Sir George Alberti et al.	Newcastle heart project	2002
Dr Louise Hayes Professor Martin White Professor Nigel Unwin Professor Raj Bhopal CBE Dr Colin Fischbacher et al.	Patterns of physical activity and relationship with risk markers for cardiovascular disease and diabetes in Indian, Pakistani, Bangladeshi and European adults in a UK population	2002
Professor Nigel Unwin	The optimal timing of blood collection during the menstrual cycle for the assessment of endogenous sex hormones: Can interindividual differences in levels over the whole cycle be assessed on a single day?	2002
Dr David Whiting Professor Nigel Unwin	Tobacco smoking in Tanzania, East Africa: population based smoking prevalence using expired alveolar carbon monoxide as a validation tool	2002
Dr Colin Fischbacher Professor Nigel Unwin	Trends in sex differences in mortality from heart disease - Oestrogen may contribute to variation in mortality	2002
Professor Nigel Unwin	Variation in lower extremity amputation rates among persons with and without diabetes across 4 English centres: reasons why	2002
Dr Colin Fischbacher Professor Raj Bhopal CBE Dr Sheila Patel Professor Martin White Professor Nigel Unwin et al.	Anaemia in Chinese, South Asian, and European populations in Newcastle upon Tyne: Cross sectional study	2001
Dr Leslie Carlin Dr Terry Aspray Dr Louise Hayes Professor Nigel Unwin	Civilization and its discontents: Non-communicable disease, metabolic syndrome and rural-urban migration in Tanzania	2001
Professor Nigel Unwin	Commentary: Non-communicable disease and priorities for health policy in sub-Saharan Africa	2001
Dr Eugene Sobngwi Professor Nigel Unwin Dr Terry Aspray Emeritus Professor Sir George Sir George Alberti	Development and validation of a questionnaire for the assessment of physical activity in epidemiological studies in Sub-Saharan Africa	2001
Dr Terry Aspray Professor Nigel Unwin	Diabetes in sub-Saharan Africa	2001
Dr Nicholas Roper Professor Rudy Bilous Dr William Kelly Professor Nigel Unwin Dr Vincent Connolly et al.	Excess mortality in a population with diabetes and the impact of material deprivation: longitudinal, population based study	2001
Professor Nigel Unwin Professor John Mathers Emeritus Professor Sir George Sir George Alberti	Lifestyle advice improves insulin sensitivity and beta-cell function in individuals with impaired glucose tolerance	2001
Dr Colin Fischbacher Professor Raj Bhopal CBE Professor Nigel Unwin Professor Mark Walker	Maternal transmission of Type 2 diabetes varies by ethnic group: Cross-sectional survey of Europeans and South Asians	2001
Dr Sheila Patel Professor Raj Bhopal CBE Professor Nigel Unwin Professor Martin White Emeritus Professor Sir George Sir George Alberti et al.	Mismatch between perceived and actual overweight in diabetic and non-diabetic populations: A comparative study of south Asian and European women	2001
Professor Nigel Unwin Dr Philip Setel Dr Louise Hayes Dr Terry Aspray Emeritus Professor Sir George Sir George Alberti et al.	Noncommunicable diseases in sub-Saharan Africa: where do they feature in the health research agenda?	2001
Professor Nigel Unwin Dr Philip Setel Dr Terry Aspray Emeritus Professor Sir George Sir George Alberti	Noncommunicable diseases in sub-Saharan Africa: Where do they feature in the health research agenda?	2001
Professor Nigel Unwin Professor Martin White Professor John Mathers Emeritus Professor Sir George Sir George Alberti	Randomised controlled trial evaluating the effectiveness of behavioural interventions to modify cardiovascular risk factors in men and women with impaired glucose tolerance: Outcomes at 6 months	2001
Professor Martin White Dr Jane Harland Professor Raj Bhopal CBE Professor Nigel Unwin Emeritus Professor Sir George Sir George Alberti et al.	Smoking and alcohol consumption in a UK Chinese population	2001
Professor Martin White Dr Jane Harland Professor Nigel Unwin Professor Raj Bhopal CBE	Smoking and alcohol consumption in a UK Chinese population	2001
Professor Nigel Unwin	Taking poverty to heart. Non-communicable diseases and the poor	2001
Professor Nigel Unwin Professor Raj Bhopal CBE Emeritus Professor Sir George Sir George Alberti	Tendency to, and predictors of, clustering of features of the Metabolic Syndrome in three ethnic groups	2001
Professor Nigel Unwin Professor Rudy Bilous Dr William Kelly	The impact of material deprivation on mortality in a population with diabetes	2001
Dr David Whiting Professor Nigel Unwin Dr Philip Setel	The importance of injury as a cause of death in sub-Saharan Africa: Results of a community-based study in Tanzania	2001
Dr Mark Dobson Dr Chris Redfern Professor Nigel Unwin Dr Jolanta Weaver	The N363S polymorphism of the glucocorticoid receptor: Potential contribution to central obesity in men and lack of association with other risk factors for coronary heart disease and diabetes mellitus	2001
Professor Nigel Unwin Dr Eugene Sobngwi Emeritus Professor Sir George Sir George Alberti	Type 2 diabetes: the challenge of preventing a global epidemic	2001
Professor Nigel Unwin	Application of the new ADA criteria for the diagnosis of diabetes to population studies in sub-Saharan Africa	2000
Dr Philip Setel Professor Nigel Unwin Emeritus Professor Sir George Sir George Alberti	Cause-specific adult mortality: Evidence from community-based surveillance - Selected sites, Tanzania, 1992-1998	2000
Dr Philip Setel Professor Nigel Unwin	Cause-specific adult mortality: evidence from community-based surveillance - selected sites, Tanzania, 1992-1998	2000
Professor Nigel Unwin	Descriptive epidemiology short reports in Diabetic Medicine - An opportunity to present data with the population as the unit of variation	2000
Dr Vincent Connolly Professor Nigel Unwin Professor Rudy Bilous	Diabetes prevalence and socioeconomic status: A population based study showing increased prevalence of type 2 diabetes mellitus in deprived areas	2000
Professor Nigel Unwin	Epidemiology of lower extremity amputation in centres in Europe, North America and East Asia	2000
Dr Colin Fischbacher Professor Raj Bhopal CBE Professor Nigel Unwin Professor Martin White	Family history of diabetes in UK South Asians	2000
Professor Nigel Unwin Dr David Whiting Dr Terry Aspray Emeritus Professor Sir George Sir George Alberti	Hypertension prevalence and care in an urban and rural area of Tanzania	2000
Professor Raj Bhopal CBE Professor Nigel Unwin Dr Jane Harland	Pattern of associations between social class, education and Townsend Score and coronary heart disease, diabetes/impaired glucose intolerance and risk factors: cross sectional comparison of South Asian and Europeans	2000
Dr Terry Aspray Dr David Whiting Dr Richard Edwards Professor Nigel Unwin	Rural and urban differences in diabetes prevalence in Tanzania: The role of obesity, physical inactivity and urban living	2000
Dr Philip Setel Professor Nigel Unwin	Satellite broadcast on preparing for the next influenza pandemic	2000
Professor Richard Walker Dorothy McLarty Dr David Whiting Professor Nigel Unwin	Stroke mortality in urban and rural Tanzania	2000
Dr Terry Aspray Dr Richard Edwards Dr David Whiting Professor Nigel Unwin Dr Philip Setel et al.	The pitfalls of measuring changes in smoking habits. Essential NCD Health Intervention Project Team	2000
Dr David Whiting Professor Nigel Unwin Dr Terry Aspray Dr Richard Edwards Dr Philip Setel et al.	The pitfalls of measuring changes in smoking habits. Essential NCD Health Intervention Project Team	2000
Dr Sheila Patel Professor Nigel Unwin Professor Raj Bhopal CBE Professor Martin White Dr Jane Harland et al.	A comparison of proxy measures of abdominal obesity in Chinese, European and South Asian adults	1999
Professor Nigel Unwin Joan Mackintosh	Epidemiology of lower extremity amputations and proportion associated with diabetes in centres in Europe, North America, and East Asia	1999
Professor Raj Bhopal CBE Professor Nigel Unwin Professor Martin White Julie Yallop Dr Louise Hayes et al.	Heterogeneity of coronary heart disease risk factors in Indian, Pakistani, Bangladeshi, and European origin populations: Cross sectional study	1999
Dr Terry Aspray Professor Nigel Unwin	Screening for diabetes and hypertension in sub-Saharan Africa: can waist measurements be used to identify those at risk?	1999
Professor Nigel Unwin Dr Terry Aspray Dr David Whiting Dr Eugene Sobngwi	Tackling the emerging pandemic of non-communicable diseases in sub-Saharan Africa: The essential NCD health intervention project	1999
Emeritus Professor Sir George Sir George Alberti Professor Nigel Unwin	The diagnosis and classification of diabetes	1999
Professor Nigel Unwin Emeritus Professor Sir George Sir George Alberti Professor Raj Bhopal CBE Dr Jane Harland Professor Martin White et al.	Comparison of the current WHO and new ADA criteria for the diagnosis of diabetes mellitus in three ethnic groups in the UK	1998
Dr Douglas Lamont Professor Louise Parker Dr Stuart Bennett Professor Nigel Unwin Emeritus Professor Alan Craft et al.	Early life and later determinants of adult disease: A 50 year follow-up study of the Newcastle Thousand Families cohort	1998
Professor Nigel Unwin Emeritus Professor Sir George Sir George Alberti Dr Terry Aspray Dr Eugene Sobngwi Dr Philip Setel et al.	Economic globalisation and its effect on health - Some diseases could be eradicated for the cost of a couple of fighter planes	1998
Professor Nigel Unwin Emeritus Professor Richard Thomson Dr Michael Laker	Implications of applying widely accepted cholesterol screening and management guidelines to a British adult population: Cross sectional study of cardiovascular disease and risk factors	1998
Professor Nigel Unwin Dr Jane Harland Professor Martin White Professor Raj Bhopal CBE Emeritus Professor Sir George Sir George Alberti et al.	Body mass index, waist circumference, waist-hip ratio, and glucose intolerance in Chinese and Europid adults in Newcastle, UK	1997
Professor Martin White Professor Raj Bhopal CBE Dr Simon Raybould Professor Nigel Unwin Emeritus Professor Sir George Sir George Alberti et al.	Identifying Chinese populations in the UK for epidemiological research: experience of a name analysis of the FHSA register	1997
Dorothy McLarty Emeritus Professor Sir George Sir George Alberti Professor Nigel Unwin	Tropical medicine for the 21st century - Tropical medicine should become specialty of ''health in developing countries''	1996
Professor Raj Bhopal CBE Professor Nigel Unwin	Cycling, physical exercise, and the millennium fund.	1995