Publications by Dr Colin Fischbacher - ePrints

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Newcastle Authors	Title	Year
Professor Nigel Unwin Dr Colin Fischbacher Jazz Chamley	Total estradiol levels in migrant and British-born British Pakistani women: Investigating early life influences on ovarian function	2009
Professor Nigel Unwin Dr Colin Fischbacher Jazz Chamley	Differences in body composition and cardiovascular and type 2 diabetes risk factors between migrant and British-born British Pakistani women	2008
Julie Yallop Dr Colin Fischbacher Professor Raj Bhopal CBE Jazz Chamley Dr Salma Ayis et al.	Transient and persistent impaired glucose tolerance and progression to diabetes in South Asians and Europeans: New, large studies are a priority	2007
Dr Colin Fischbacher Professor Raj Bhopal CBE Professor Martin White Professor Nigel Unwin	Differences in cortisol concentrations in South Asian and European men living in the United Kingdom	2006
Professor Nigel Unwin Dr Colin Fischbacher Jazz Chamley	Sex hormone-binding globulin and androgen levels in immigrant and British-born premenopausal British Pakistani women: Evidence of early life influences?	2006
Professor Nigel Unwin Dr Colin Fischbacher Jazz Chamley	[abstract] Features of metabolic syndrome in premenopausal women in the UK: immigrants from Pakistan compared to Pakistani and European-origin women born in the UK	2005
Professor Raj Bhopal CBE Dr Colin Fischbacher Professor Nigel Unwin Professor Martin White	Predicted and observed cardiovascular disease in South Asians: Application of FINRISK, Framingham and SCORE models to Newcastle Heart Project data	2005
Dr Colin Fischbacher Professor Martin White Professor Raj Bhopal CBE Professor Nigel Unwin	Self-reported work strain is lower in South Asian than European people: cross-sectional survey	2005
Professor Raj Bhopal CBE Dr Colin Fischbacher Professor Nigel Unwin Michael White Emeritus Professor Sir George Sir George Alberti et al.	[abstract] Cardiovascular risk factors, predicted risk of outcomes, and observed mortality in South Asian populations	2004
Dr Colin Fischbacher Professor Raj Bhopal CBE Professor Nigel Unwin	[abstract] Self reported work strain in a population based survey of UK South Asians	2004
Professor Nigel Unwin Dr Colin Fischbacher Jazz Chamley	[abstract] The impact of early environment on ovarian function in premenopausal women	2004
Dr Colin Fischbacher Christopher Blackwell Professor Raj Bhopal CBE Ruth Ingram Professor Nigel Unwin et al.	Serological evidence of Helicobacter pylori infection in UK South Asian and European populations: Implications for gastric cancer and coronary heart disease	2004
Dr Colin Fischbacher Professor Raj Bhopal CBE Christopher Blackwell Professor Nigel Unwin Professor Martin White et al.	IgG is higher in South Asians than Europeans: Does infection contribute to ethnic variation in cardiovascular disease?	2003
Dr Colin Fischbacher Professor Raj Bhopal CBE Professor Nigel Unwin Emerita Professor Sally Marshall Professor Martin White et al.	Microalbuminuria is more frequent in South Asian than in European origin populations: A comparative study in Newcastle, UK	2003
Dr Louise Hayes Michael White Professor Nigel Unwin Professor Raj Bhopal CBE Dr Colin Fischbacher et al.	Patterns of physical activity - Reply	2003
Dr Leslie Carlin Professor Raj Bhopal CBE Professor Nigel Unwin Professor Martin White Dr Colin Fischbacher et al.	Social Networks and Coronary Heart Disease Risk Factors in South Asians and Europeans in the UK	2003
Professor Nigel Unwin Dr Sheila Patel Professor Raj Bhopal CBE Dr Colin Fischbacher Professor Martin White et al.	The metabolic syndrome phenotype in European origin men and women: a population based study	2003
Dr Colin Fischbacher Professor Martin White Professor Raj Bhopal CBE Professor Nigel Unwin Emeritus Professor Sir George Sir George Alberti et al.	Newcastle heart project	2002
Dr Louise Hayes Professor Martin White Professor Nigel Unwin Professor Raj Bhopal CBE Dr Colin Fischbacher et al.	Patterns of physical activity and relationship with risk markers for cardiovascular disease and diabetes in Indian, Pakistani, Bangladeshi and European adults in a UK population	2002
Dr Colin Fischbacher Professor Nigel Unwin	Trends in sex differences in mortality from heart disease - Oestrogen may contribute to variation in mortality	2002
Dr Colin Fischbacher Professor Raj Bhopal CBE Dr Sheila Patel Professor Martin White Professor Nigel Unwin et al.	Anaemia in Chinese, South Asian, and European populations in Newcastle upon Tyne: Cross sectional study	2001
Dr Colin Fischbacher Dr Joanne Lally	Improving the quality of communicable disease control: the example of meningococcal disease	2001
Dr Colin Fischbacher Professor Raj Bhopal CBE Professor Nigel Unwin Professor Mark Walker	Maternal transmission of Type 2 diabetes varies by ethnic group: Cross-sectional survey of Europeans and South Asians	2001
Professor Martin White Jo Gray Dr Colin Fischbacher	Use of a journal club and letter-writing exercise to teach critical appraisal to medical undergraduates	2001
Denise Howel Dr Colin Fischbacher Professor Raj Bhopal CBE Jo Gray Emeritus Professor Oliver James et al.	An exploratory population-based case-control study of primary biliary cirrhosis	2000
Dr Colin Fischbacher Professor Raj Bhopal CBE Professor Nigel Unwin Professor Martin White	Family history of diabetes in UK South Asians	2000
Dr Colin Fischbacher Dr David Chappel Dr Richard Edwards	Health surveys via the Internet: quick and dirty or rapid and robust?	2000
Dr Colin Fischbacher	Impact of laparoscopic cholecystectomy: A population-based study	2000
Dr David Chappel Dr Colin Fischbacher	Qualitative findings from a survey of lecturers in public health medicine	2000
Dr David Chappel Dr Colin Fischbacher Dr Richard Edwards	Academic training in public health medicine in the UK: Findings from an electronic mail census [1]	1999
Dr Colin Fischbacher	Circumcision of newborn boys	1999
Dr Colin Fischbacher	Circumcision of newborn boys (multiple letters) [2]	1999
Dr Colin Fischbacher	Prospective study of high dependency care requirements and provision (multiple letters)	1999
Dr Colin Fischbacher	Prospective study of high dependency care requirements and provision 44(1): 19-23	1999