James - Are you able to give some specific examples of exactly the sort of research and eventually treatments which will benefit from the use of the data collected in this study?
People can sign up online, fill in a questionnaire online, book an appointment online, and then attend one of our centres to give blood and physical measurements. So most of what that that involves is done online. And what we're trying to do over the course of the next few years is to make it as easy as possible for people to take part.
Not all diseases are as common as as others, and so we want to be able to study every disease, every common chronic disease in every group of people. But we really do need around 5 million people because for the first time, what we're doing with this study is making it open to everybody, all adults in the UK, 18 plus. Raghib - You are right, it is unprecedented in its scale and ambition. James - One of the most eye catching things about this study is just how big it is.
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Tools and diagnostic tests have improved significantly over the last 10 to 15 years that now give us the opportunity to do that. Our Future Health has been established to understand how we can better prevent disease by identifying people who are at high risk earlier and then intervening earlier to prevent those diseases. Through the course of my career, I've seen too many patients - I work in A&E as a consultant - if we'd been able to check that disease earlier, we would've been able to prevent or at least delay it to much later in life. Whether it's diabetes, heart disease, many cancers. One of the things I noticed when I first started seeing patients as all of us do as doctors, is that many of our patients present with diseases that are largely preventable, or at least able to de delayed. Raghib - In some ways, this is a study I've been waiting for 25 years for, since I was a student. Raghib Ali is the Chief Medical Officer on the project… It’s a government-funded study that’s aiming to find earlier signs to better detect diseases and will initially enlist up to 5 million Brits.
Sound production equipment for the King Eddy provided by PK Sound.First up this week, a new health initiative has launched in the UK which goes by the name Our Future Health. When she sings that she “feels like I’m waiting for you to let loose,” a line from the first track on her 2019 album Fightin’ Words, listeners wonder how they could’ve ever kept her waiting.Ĭlever and slightly self-deprecating, Ellen’s songs get into the places of your heart that hold both those quieter melancholic feelings and those moments of warm contentment that make you want to dance shoulder to shoulder with whoever is around. Produced by Boldt, the new album also features touring companions Kacy & Clayton and the guitar stylings of Evan Cheadle.įolk singer-songwriter Ellen Froese’s comforting and husky warble gets crowds a lil’ groovy and commands presence on Canadian and international stages.
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Lush and devastating, Boldt’s gothic surrealism is stark in detail and full of emotion, a murder balladeer for our time.įollowing their JUNO nominated album Yarrow (2017), Changing Faces is The Deep Dark Woods reimagined. Originally from Saskatchewan and now based on the east coast of Canada, The Deep Dark Woods take up a deep tradition of forlorn storytelling, drawing lines from Celtic folksongs to country blues, John Fahey to Shirley Collins. The Deep Dark Woods will hit the legendary King Eddy stage with support act Ellen Froese for an enchanting early autumn evening on October 7. We recommend arriving early if you’d like to be seated during the performance.Ĭontemporary and traditional folk come together for a sound that is both refreshing and nostalgic. Seating Disclaimer: To accommodate as many live music fans as possible, we offer both seats and standing room at our shows.
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