Pancreatic cancer may cause only vague symptoms that could be confused with many other abdominal or gastrointestinal issues. 🔍💜 It’s important to listen to your body and talk to your doctor about #pancreaticcancer if you experience any of these warning signs. 🗂 SAVE this post

The 2024 Rank Prize for Nutrition goes to Professor Roy Taylor. Congratulations from all of your colleagues Roy! ncl.ac.uk/press/articles…

📽️ Check out James Shaw on Talk discussing exciting new developments in Type 1 diabetes research! Watch below to find out more about the UK islet transplantation programme and stem cell therapy: youtu.be/3_uyqTEEqqw

🎄 We have a visitor from the North Pole... keep your eyes peeled throughout December to find out what this mischievous elf gets up to in the DRMG!

The Registry team has released its data report, reflecting on rapid change in the CF landscape. Covering 11,148 people in the UK, excellent progress has been made, but perhaps equally important, indicating where gaps still exist and areas of improvement. ow.ly/tZGA50Qf559

🎄We had a wonderful Christmas meal yesterday 🎄Diabetes Regenerative Medicine Group 🎄

We're pleased you enjoyed the article Paige Phillips! Thank you to Diabetes UK Diabetes UK Research for shining a spotlight on Alisha Gibbs and her work as a PhD student here at Newcastle 👩‍🔬✨

For this week’s #ResearchWednesday we report on some research results that give hope for people who are not able to benefit from CFTR modulators. We spoke to Dr Livia Delpiano and Dr Mike Gray to learn more. Read the full blog on our website now. 🔗 cysticfibrosis.org.uk/news/finding-n…

“It’s an optimistic time for people with type 1” - Morgan Shaw Check out our blog with Morgan Shaw, a #research technician living with #Type1Diabetes who works in the #Type1DiabetesGrandChallenge funded James Cantley Lab 👇🏽 orlo.uk/BR4tK @stevemorganfdn JDRF UK

Today we ventured out of the lab to support the #celldetectives Bio-Imaging Unit-Newcastle University at the Hancock Museum to talk about our #diabetes research Diabetes Regenerative Medicine Group 🔬

🔬 Yesterday we joined @BioImaging_NCL at Great North Museum: Hancock for their #CellDetectives outreach event! We had a fantastic time sharing our diabetes research with young scientists and their families 🧑‍🔬

IFN-α and IFN-γ are the key cytokines acting on human beta cells in type 1 #diabetes ULB Center for Diabetes Research #T1D #Islets #Betacells tinyurl.com/3s8n25dc

I am honoured to be part of this incredible team of women☺️👩🏼‍🔬#InternationalWomensDay #IWD2024 #WomenInScience #womenInSTEM

🙌 Congratulations to James Shaw who has been welcomed as one of four new chairs joining Diabetes UK Research Diabetes Research Steering Groups!

🍻 It's that time of year again- @PintofScience returns to Newcastle next month! Our fabulous PhD student, Alana Mullins, will be hosting the session "Aging Gracefully: Balancing Science and Ethics" on Wednesday 15th May. Grab a ticket here: pintofscience.co.uk/event/aging-gr…

Excited to share data from our stellate cell project at Diabetes UK Research professional conference.

Great session on alpha-cells this morning! Diabetes UK Research #DUKPC2024 #alphacellresearch

Last session of #DUKPC24 is the RD Lawrence lecture.

Last week we had a little lab outing to welcome Adrian and Jakob from Sweden who are doing their T5 project in our lab.

🗣️ New paper alert! A review article on autophagy and lysosomal dysfunction in diabetes from Catherine Arden and collaborators from Soonchunhyang University✨