"Watch me dance in disguise at the first-ever screening of Magic Mike XXL, Tatumm wrote Tuesday on Facebook.
It was at the first-ever screening of 'American Hustle' for the SBIFF Cinema Society last November that I knew precisely who should receive our Outstanding Director Award," Roger Durling, executive director for SBIFF, said in a statement.
Data for second or later screens were grouped according to their first-ever screening grade (mild nonproliferative retinopathy or no retinopathy) after excluding participants with STDR at the first screen.
A logistic regression model was used to evaluate whether the year of first-ever screen, or grade at first-ever screen, affected the linear trend between screening year and frequency of STDR among participants attending for a second or subsequent screen (adjusting for age-group, sex, ethnicity, deprivation, and duration of diabetes and using one episode per participant per year).
In 2008, 18.7% of participants attending for their first-ever screen had been diagnosed with diabetes for <1 year, compared with 48.6% of participants in 2011 (annual change 10.2% [9.5 10.7]).
The frequency of STDR at first-ever screen did not change between 2008 and 2011.
The proportion of screens that were first-ever screens decreased from 31.3% in 2008 to 15.4% in 2011 (annual change −4.8%[955% CI −5.0 to −4.5]) (Table 1).
We tabulated the number of participants attending for their first-ever screen, the number attending for a second or later screen, and the proportion with STDR by study year.
In contrast, 4.1% of participants attending for their first-ever screen in 2008 had been diagnosed with diabetes for >15 years, and this declined to 2.5% in 2011 (annual change −0.6%[−0.88 to −0.4]).
There was no significant decline in the frequency of STDR among participants attending their first-ever screen, despite first-time attendees being increasingly more likely to have been recently diagnosed with diabetes.
