Oxford Biomedical Research Centre activities during COVID-19
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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Oxford University and ZOE partner on COVID-19 treatment trials3 August 2020- Study maps role CD8 T cells play in IBD3 August 2020
Mild COVID-19 symptoms might not result in positive antibody test, research findsIn Antimicrobial Resistance and Modernising Microbiology, Clinical Informatics and Big Data, COVID-1931 July 2020- BRC researchers’ work recognised with Vice-Chancellor’s AwardsIn Molecular Diagnostics, Surgical Innovation and Evaluation, Vaccines for Emerging and Endemic Diseases30 July 2020
Researchers @MRC_HIU @MRC_WIMM using an ‘atlas’ of immune cells in the colon have found evidence of the role CD8 T cells play in #IBD #ulcerativecolitis @OxfordMedSci @CrohnsColitisUK
Study maps role CD8 T cells play in IBD - NIHR Oxford Biomedical Research Centre
Researchers in Oxford using an ‘atlas’ of immune cells in the human colon have found evidence of the role of CD8 T cells in inflammatory b...
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Our latest COVID-19 research is published today:
Risk of severe COVID-19 disease with ACE inhibitors and angiotensin receptor blockers: cohort study including 8.3 million people @OxfordMedSci @OxPrimaryCare @OxfordBRC @OxUInnovation @EMISHealth @drshaun https://t.co/JMgyIpJh9w
Our free exhibition on the groundbreaking NHS research taking place in Thames Valley is open in West Berkshire Museum, Newbury. Find out more at https://t.co/s73iQRMyZ1 @WBerksMuseum #bodyunlocked
Further spread of an online sleep improvement programme offered free in the Thames Valley through a partnership between the @OxfordAHSN @InnovateUK and the NHS could save millions of pounds
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