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The NIHR Oxford Biomedical Research Centre is a collaboration between the University of Oxford and Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust to fund medical research.
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One in eight people have undiagnosed nighttime hypertension22 September 2022
Next generation of research leaders complete BRC programmeIn Other News20 September 2022
Malaria booster vaccine continues to meet WHO efficacy goal8 September 2022
OUH clinical staff awarded funding for research skills trainingIn Other News7 September 2022
Oxford BRC on Twitter
Did you see this? An @ndorms study found a genetic variant that increases the risk of carpal tunnel syndrome and trigger finger. This could lead to new treatments, and help patients to avoid surgery. https://t.co/CYxRodKiRr
Our Equality, Diversity and Inclusion strategy outlines our priorities for the next five years from 2022-2027 and aims to embed #EDI across our research, systems and culture: https://t.co/JjbyA7L39A
Esther Mukuka, Head of EDI at the NIHR, said:
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Have you seen this @UniofOxford campaign highlighting the amazing work done in Oxford to prevent, detect & treat #cancer, much of it supported by us @NIHRResearch and carried out @OUHospitals. It’s well worth 20 minutes of your time https://t.co/KTsQHGd0ot @OxfordCancer
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