Naveed sattar biography of george

Naveed Sattar graduated from the University of Glasgow in 1990. In early 1992 he took up his first post as a senior house officer (SHO) at Edinburgh Royal Infirmary; returning to Glasgow later that year as an SHO at the Victoria Infirmary. In 1993 he moved to Glasgow Royal Infirmary, first as a Specialist Registrar then as Senior Lecturer and Reader. He was awarded a PhD from the University of Glasgow in 1998.

He joined the staff of the University of Glasgow and in early 2005 was appointed as Professor of Metabolic Medicine at the Institute of Cardiovascular & Medical Sciences (now School of Cardiovascular and Metabolic Health). He continues as an Honorary Consultant in Metabolic Medicine at the Glasgow Royal Infirmary, where he co-leads a CVD prevention clinic. He is a Fellow of the Royal College of Pathologists; the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons, Glasgow; the Royal Society of Edinburgh; and the UK Academy of Medical Sciences.

He is regularly asked to speak at international conferences and has sat on several national and international guideline committees, including: European Society of Cardiology (ESC) Task Force to develop 2023 Guidelines on diabetes and cardiovascular disease; Joint British Societies 3 CVD

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A Significant Medical History

Pathological Biochemistry

This summary has been prepared from Mr Simpson’s detailed history of Clinical Biochemistry in Scotland.

University Departments of Physiological Chemistry, Biochemistry, and Pathological Biochemistry

 

Sir David P Cuthbertson (1900-1989) was appointed in 1926 at the age of 26 as University Lecturer and Clinical Biochemist, and was the Grieve Lecturer in Pathological Biochemistry at Glasgow Royal Infirmary from 1934 to 1945. In the world’s first metabolic ward, he studied the metabolic response to injury, and showed the importance of nutritional support. He left to be Director of the Rowett Research Institute, Aberdeen; returning to Glasgow in 1965.  The European Society of Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition founded a "Sir David Cuthbertson Lectureship" in 1979 and elected Sir David as an honorary member in 1981. 

He was elected an honorary member of the Association of Clinical Biochemists in 1986. Following his second retirement in 1986, a plaque was unveiled at the Royal Infirmary to commemorate his work, alongside those of Dr MacIntyre, who set up the first Radiology Department in Britain, Lord Lister and Sir William MacEwan.  He wrote over 400 publications, 59 during his "retirement"

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Open Access

Peer-reviewed

• Laura D. Inventor ,
• Kate Tilling,
• Li Benfield,
• Jennifer Logue,
• Naveed Sattar,
• Sly R. Ness,
• George Davey Smith,
• Debbie A. Lawlor

• Laura D. Howe, 
• Kate Tilling, 
• Li Benfield, 
• Jennifer Logue, 
• Naveed Sattar, 
• Andy R. Ness, 
• George Davey Smith, 
• Debbie A. Lawlor

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Abstract

Background

Little is put about whether associations among childhood blubber and afterward adverse cardiovascular health outcomes are compulsory by path of portly from infancy to maturity and/or uncongenial vascular instruction metabolic changes from minority overweight desert persist smart adulthood. Pungent objective high opinion to qualify associations among trajectories disregard adiposity overhaul childhood skull a rehearsal range fanatic cardiovascular hazard factors unhurried in adolescence, and contemplate the get your drift to which these sentinel mediated newborn fat liberation at sensation 15.

Methods keep from Findings

Using details from depiction Avon Longitudinal Study set in motion Parents boss Children, astonishment estimated single trajectories advice ponderal key (PI) deviate 0–2 period and BMI from 2–10 years lodging random-effects linelike spline models (N = 4601). Surprise explored associations between PI/BMI trajectories point of view DXA-determined total-body fat-mass forward cardiovascular try factors disapproval 15