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In a UK cohort of 73 children diagnosed with type II diabetes assessed at one year after diagnosis, there had been little change in the BMI SDS and variabiltiy in the management plan.  Here.

In a randomised controlled trial of children with language delay at 2 years comparing a parental led intervention with watchful waiting for one year, the intervention group had a significant improvement after one year.  Here.

Well, I hope you’ve not wiped precis from your feed in the while I’ve been away.  Apologies for absence; I’m back now and I’ll start catching up with what I’ve missed; I’ll do a little bit at a time over the next week or two.

Hello.  I promise I’ll do this only once, although I’m going to try to leave a permanent link from one of the pages on the right of the screen to here. 

I’d just like some feedback please

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I write the blog by keeping an eye on the online first section of the ADC website. Currently I don’t blog about Archimedes papers – there is a much better place for that. Also, I don’t tend to blog about reviews, as, well, what is there to abbreviate?