Parallel session C | Bedson 1.46 | Bedson LG.38 | Bedson 1.48 | Bedson G.35 | Bedson G.34 | Bedson G.37 |
| Smoking | BMI, CVD and mortality | Ethnicity and young people | Diabetes plus | Disability and capability | Ageing |
09.00–09.20 | Can national smoking prevalence be monitored using primary care medical records data?L Szatkowski et al A49 | Comparison of the associations of BMI and measures of regional adiposity with CHD, diabetes and all cause mortality: a study using data from four UK cohorts. | Explaining the mental health advantage of British Indian childrenA Goodman et al A57 | Prediction scores to identify older adults at high risk for type 2 diabetesSG Wannamathee et al A61 | The association between participation of children with cerebral palsy and the physical, social and attitudinal environment: a cross-sectional European study | The impact of cataract surgery on health related quality of life and time use in Kenya, Bangladesh and the PhilippinesS Polack et al A69 |
| | AE Taylor et al A53 | | | HO Dickinson et al A65 | |
09.25–09.45 | *The impact of implementation of smokefree legislation in England on cotinine levels in adultsJ Mindell et al A50 | Association of body mass index, waist circumference and waist-hip ratio with mortality in the Scottish health surveysJW Hotchkiss et al A54 | Emergence of ethnic differences in blood pressure in adolescence: the Determinants of Adolescent Social Well-being and Health Longitudinal Study | Relative risk of mortality associated with diabetes in Scotland in 2007: a nationwide record linkage studyS Wild et al A62 | Twenty-year survival of children born with congenital anomalies: a population-based studyP Tennant et al A66 | Poverty and blindness: an intervention study to assess the impact of cataract surgery on povertyH Kuper et al A70 |
| | | E Lenguerrand et al A58 | | | |
09.50–10.10 | The benefits of stopping smokingK Pirie et al A51 | Elevated body mass index in early adulthood as a predictor of later coronary heart disease mortality: up to 82 years follow-up in the Harvard Alumni Health Study | Nutritional composition of the diets of South Asian, black African Caribbean and white European children in the UK: the Child Heart and Health Study England (CHASE) | Quantifying the association between tuberculosis and diabetes: a case-control analysisJ Critchley et al A63 | Measuring locomotor disability: a new scoring mechanism for some familiar itemsS Muller et al A67 | The association between psychosocial status and mortality in older adults: evidence from the English Longitudinal Study of Ageing |
| | GD Batty et al A55 | AS Brock et al A59 | | | CC Craigs et al A71 |
10.15–10.35 | Weight change over eight years in relation to baseline body mass index in a cohort of continuing and quitting smokersD Lycett et al A52 | The long term effects of childbearing and breastfeeding on body mass index in middle aged women: results from the Million Women Study | Patterns of adiposity and obesity among South Asian and white European children: the Child Heart and Health Study in England (CHASE) | Prevalence of chronic kidney disease in South Asian and black minorities: findings from a population based screening study in London, UK | Physical capability and subsequent mortality: a systematic review and meta-analysis of published dataR Cooper et al A68 | Health and disease in a UK cohort of 85 year olds—the Newcastle 85+ studyJ Collerton et al A72 |
| | K Bobrow et al A56 | CM Nightingale et al A60 | P Roderick et al A64 | | |
10.35–11.05 | Refreshments and poster viewing (King’s Hall) |
Parallel session D | Bedson 1.46 | Bedson LG.38 | Bedson 1.48 | Bedson G.35 | Bedson G.34 | Bedson G.37 |
| Inequalities II | Health services research and evidence based practice | Measurement and recognition of adiposity | Substance use | CVD and metabolic syndrome | Methods in ethnicity research |
11.05–11.25 | Context or composition? Exploring the adult health and well-being of British children born in different regionsS Easton A73 | Mind the gap: use of evidence in commentaries on MMR in professional journals (P1988–2007)K Hunt et al A76 | Accuracy of height and weight data from child health recordsLD Howe et al A79 | A retrospective analysis of changing outcomes for pregnant substance users with the establishment of specialist antenatal services | Statins for the primary prevention of cardiovascular disease—caution requiredJP Casas et al A85 | Investigating the association between ethnicity and survival from breast cancer using routinely collected health data: challenges and potential solutions |
| | | | K Bristow et al A82 | | A Downing et al A88 |
11.30–11.50 | Comparison of life course socioeconomic models for cardiovascular risk factors: 1946 Birth Cohort | Association between volume and outcome for adult general critical care units in England, Wales and Northern Ireland | Parental recognition of overweight in children aged 6–8 years: findings from the Gateshead Millennium Study | Early adolescent substance use and parental socio economic position earlier in life: birth cohort analyses | Metabolic health changes in migrants moving from a rural to an urban environment in Tanzania | Recruiting South Asians to a randomised trial (PODOSA) for the prevention of diabetes: the challenges and achievements |
| ET Lemelin et al A74 | C Welch et al A77 | AR Jones et al A80 | R Melotti et al A83 | N Unwin et al A86 | A Douglas et al A89 |
11.55–12.15 | Social influences on trajectories of self-rated health: a comparative study of four OECD countriesA Sacker et al A75 | Independent sector treatment centres: learning from a Scottish case studyG Kirkwood et al A78 | A 10-year decline in self-recognition of obesity—trends in sensitivity and specificity from three population surveys in IrelandF Shiely et al A81 | *The Edinburgh Addiction Cohort (EAC): a longitudinal study of survival and long term injecting cessationJ Kimber et al A84 | High burden of CVD in an elderly Eastern German population—potential explanation for an East-West gradient of CVD mortality—The CARLA Study 2002–2006 | Under-reporting of tobacco use among Bangladeshi women in England: a cross-sectional studyM Roth et al A90 |
| | | | | KH Greiser et al A87 | |