The following is a link to a talk on ABC Radio (Australia) on AGEs
that people might be interested in.
http://www.abc.net.au/rn/healthreport/default.htm

It is the item headed 'Diabetes' to which I am referring, although
there are messages for us all.

Jessie Neagle

[Since this is a frequently updated site, this program for June 26 with
transcript will soon be pushed off the front page. Therefore here is the
specific link to the transcript:
http://www.abc.net.au/rn/healthreport/stories/2006/1670284.htm#transcript
**Kitty]

[The transcript is well done, although a few Australian English terms and
expresssions will be strange and difficult to understand even for other native
English speakers. --Paul]

[For example, the first one I came across is "by-stand", which Paul concluded
from the usage is a surrogate marker or what in North America is often referred
to as a "red herring".
What Paul thought was Australianese is actually a particular barbecue grill
brand named for (and promoted by) a former US boxer.
I did however need to do a Google search on barramundi since I'd never heard of
it before. **Kitty]

[The transcript is well worth reading particularly for people who want to learn
more about glycation but have a hard time understanding scientific articles.
-°Olafur]