| Parallel session B | Bedson 1.46 | Bedson LG.38 | Bedson 1.48 | Bedson G.35 | Bedson G.34 | Bedson G.37 |
| Lifecourse obesity | Trends in CVD | Alcohol | Adolescents | Methods | Cancer II |
| 09.00–09.20 | Body mass index through life and adult mortality: results from the British 1946 birth cohortBH Strand et al A25 | Stroke mortality trends for England: modelling the past to predict the futureCJ Sutton et al A29 | Alcohol consumption and the U-shape relationship with mortality: 8-year follow-up of more than 6000 older men in the Whitehall study | Social hierarchies in youth: school-based peer hierarchies are more important than family socioeconomic status (SES) for stress (cortisol) | A novel approach to testing the lifecourse effect of body sizes on blood pressure in later life using partial least squares regressionYK Tu et al A41 | Help-seeking behaviour in smokers and ex-smokers with symptoms of lung cancer. The application of an integrated modelS Wyke et al A45 |
| | | N Bhala et al A33 | P West et al A37 | | |
| 09.25–09.45 | Trajectories of BMI and overweight in early adulthood and blood pressure at 53 yearsA Wills et al A26 | Choosing metrics in public health assessments: attributing credit for the recent large coronary heart disease mortality decline in the US population | *Light drinking during pregnancy—still no risk for socioemotional difficulties or cognitive deficits at 5 years of age? Findings from the UK Millennium Cohort Study | *Inequalities in the health and well-being of 15 year old boys and girls in Scotland and the mediating effect of the family meal | The preference effect in an unblinded health promotion intervention trial—how important is it?C Hayes et al A42 | The cost of having cancer: a survey of patients with cancer in IrelandA Timmons et al A46 |
| | H Gouda et al A30 | Y Kelly et al A34 | K Levin et al A38 | | |
| 09.50–10.10 | *Changing influences on childhood obesity: a study of two generations of the 1958 British Birth CohortL Li et al A27 | *Explaining the massive decline in coronary heart disease mortality in Iceland between 1981 and 2006M O’Flaherty et al A31 | Longitudinal latent class analysis of alcohol consumptionWJ Harrison et al A35 | Comparison of teenagers’ early same-sex and heterosexual behaviour in the UK: data from the SHARE and RIPPLE studies | The (ab)use of symptom scores in asthma clinical trials: evidence from a systematic reviewG Frampton et al A43 | Mortality and cancer morbidity in a cohort of British military veterans included in chemical warfare agent experiments at Porton Down |
| | | | A Parkes et al A39 | | K Venables et al A47 |
| 10.15–10.35 | *Does childcare influence the risk of overweight and obesity in the early years? Findings from the UK Millennium Cohort StudyA Pearce et al A28 | *20-Year trends in major coronary risk factors in older British men: assessing the impact of medication useSL Hardoon et al A32 | Do imprecise measures of alcohol intake influence drinking recommendations relating to ischaemic heart disease?DC Greenwood et al A36 | Cigarette and alcohol consumption among young people in England: findings from the Smoking Drinking and Drug use Survey 2008D Jotangia et al A40 | An analysis of the structure of the components of metabolic syndrome using matroidsA Woolston et al A44 | Equity in cancer patient survival in FinlandA Pokhrel et al A48 |
| 10.35–12.00 | Refreshments and poster viewing (King’s Hall) |
| Poster session | Minority ethnic and other hard to reach groups | Inequalities (I) | Inequalities (II) | Maternal health | Diet and obesity | Methods | Health behaviours | Health services research | Chronic diseases | Mental health and wellbeing |
| 11.00–12.00 | 6 poster presentations | 6 poster presentations | 6 poster presentations | 6 poster presentations | 6 poster presentations | 6 poster presentations | 6 poster presentations | 6 poster presentations | 6 poster presentations | 6 poster presentations |
| 12.10–13.00 | John Pemberton Lecture (Curtis Auditorium, Herschel Building) |
| Professor Valerie Beral “The causes and prevention of breast cancer” |
| 13.00–14.00 | Lunch, by ticket (King’s Walk Bistro) |
| 13.00–14.00 | Posters and exhibits (King’s Hall) |
| Workshops | Bedson Teaching Centre | | | |
| 14.00–16.30 | Ethnicity and identity: making sense of inequalities | Identifying the critical phase of growth in lifecourse epidemiology: will we get there? | Q methodology: what, when, why and how? | Methodological issues in the assessment of co-morbidity in epidemiological studies |
| Outings | Transport provided from King’s Walk | | | |
| 13.15–17.30 | Hadrian’s Wall hill walk and Housesteads Roman Fort (English Heritage) | Cragside House and Garden (National Trust) | Woodhorn Colliery Museum, Ashington, Northumberland | “Dirt, death and disease” historical walking tour and visit to Durham |
| 18.45–19.30 | Coach travel to dinner (from Castle Leazes and main hotels) |
| 19.30–23.30 | Conference dinner and dancing to Monster Ceilidh (Beamish Hall) |
| 22.00–23.30 | Coach travel to accommodation (to Castle Leazes and main hotels) |