anwar alobaid
Member
- Relationship to Diabetes
- HCP/Researcher
Dear all,
Researchers at the University of Leeds are conducting a new research study to better understand how everyday activities impact blood sugar levels in people with type 1 diabetes.
The study involves a single visit to our laboratory on campus where we will take some body measurements (such as weight and height) and ask you some questions about your diabetes management and physical activity levels. During this visit we will fit 3 wearable devices to you that will measure blood sugar and physical activity levels. We will then require you to wear the devices for up to 2 weeks after your initial visit.
If you are unable to attend an in-person visit, we can offer an online preliminary visit (via Teams/zoom).
All devices are small and discrete and should not be a burden to you. The total duration of your involvement in the study would be 2 weeks.
Reasonable travel expenses will reimburse up to the sum of 20 £.
The project has been reviewed and approved by the NHS Ethics Committee (Ref 23/PR/0500).
If you are interested in taking part in this research project, please do not hesitate to contact me directly using the contact details below.
Anwar Alobaid (PhD student),
School of Food Science & Nutrition,
University of Leeds,
Email: ml17aa@leeds.ac.uk
"This has been approved by @Josh DUK".
Researchers at the University of Leeds are conducting a new research study to better understand how everyday activities impact blood sugar levels in people with type 1 diabetes.
The study involves a single visit to our laboratory on campus where we will take some body measurements (such as weight and height) and ask you some questions about your diabetes management and physical activity levels. During this visit we will fit 3 wearable devices to you that will measure blood sugar and physical activity levels. We will then require you to wear the devices for up to 2 weeks after your initial visit.
If you are unable to attend an in-person visit, we can offer an online preliminary visit (via Teams/zoom).
All devices are small and discrete and should not be a burden to you. The total duration of your involvement in the study would be 2 weeks.
Reasonable travel expenses will reimburse up to the sum of 20 £.
The project has been reviewed and approved by the NHS Ethics Committee (Ref 23/PR/0500).
If you are interested in taking part in this research project, please do not hesitate to contact me directly using the contact details below.
Anwar Alobaid (PhD student),
School of Food Science & Nutrition,
University of Leeds,
Email: ml17aa@leeds.ac.uk
"This has been approved by @Josh DUK".