Achieving Type 2 diabetes treatment targets would improve health and reduce healthcare costs
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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All-singing all-dancing research at the Oxford Science and Ideas FestivalIn Other News31 October 2019
Promising therapy for common form of eczema identified in early-stage trialIn Other News24 October 2019
Severe reactions to grief can be predicted and treated in the first months following a bereavement8 October 2019
Study lays groundwork for review of digital interventions to tackle lonelinessIn Other News30 September 2019
In our December newsletter read about our latest award wins, catch up with developments in patient safety and industry partnerships, plus much more https://t.co/BGktqrMEMI @BioCity @MKHospital @AtrialFibUK @RocheDiaUK @OatleyHannah @Jim_B_Rose @OxPrimaryCare @UKDiagSummit
Workshop: Public Involvement and Governance in Population-Level Biomedical Research, Jan 9-10
Details at: https://t.co/Kn1wExOzIi
@OxfordBRC @Ethox_Centre @WEH_Oxford @bdi_oxford @Oxford_NDPH @masonInstitute @EdinUniUsher @BiomedSelfSoc @wellcometrust
Inflammatory conditions of the gastrointestinal tract affect at least 5 million people worldwide. A new study published in @JExpMed reveals how IL-10 & PGE2 work together to prevent inflammatory tissue damage & maintain a healthy gut balance:https://t.co/bsondggEJ7 @wellcometrust
Really interesting event aimed at general practitioners: #PersonalisedMedicine and risk prediction: Is it going to change my management? Tues 11 Feb @StAnnesCollege @CPMOxford
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Patient and Public Involvement
