The NIHR Oxford Biomedical Research Centre’s (Oxford BRC) patient and public involvement and engagement (PPIE) strategy 2022-2027 is now finalised and can be viewed from our PPIE Strategy page. The strategy aims to deliver excellent PPIE in collaboration with researchers and PPIE contributors. ... READ MORE
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New therapeutic targets identified to treat inflammatory bowel disease
A new study by University of Oxford researchers has identified potential new therapeutic targets for the treatment of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), giving hope to millions of patients with ulcerative colitis or Crohn’s disease. The research team from the University’s Kennedy Institute of ... READ MORE
QCOVID study identifies vaccinated groups at highest risk hospitalisation and death
Researchers from the University of Oxford have identified which vaccinated people are at greatest risk from severe Covid-19 leading to hospitalisation or death, from 14 days after the second dose of vaccination, when substantial immunity should be expected. The research used the QCovid tool, ... READ MORE
Prof Trish Greenhalgh named member of US National Academy of Medicine
Professor Trish Greenhalgh, the NIHR Oxford BRC’s Theme Lead for Partnerships for Health, Wealth and Innovation has been named a member of the US National Academy of Medicine (NAM). Election to the Academy is considered one of the highest honours in the field of health and medicine and recognises ... READ MORE
Largest ever global study of tuberculosis identifies genetic causes of drug resistance
Using cutting-edge genomic sequencing techniques, researchers at the University of Oxford have identified almost all the genomic variation that gives people resistance to 13 of the most common tuberculosis (TB) drug treatments. The Comprehensive Resistance Prediction for Tuberculosis ... READ MORE
Black History Month talk explores health inequalities
To mark Black History Month, the NIHR Oxford Biomedical Research Centre (BRC) sponsored an online talk by the health activist, social commentator and cultural historian, Patrick Vernon OBE on the subject of Inequalities in Healthcare and Research. In the University of Oxford Medical ... READ MORE
Your Path in Research – Colin Forde
The NIHR’s Your Path in Research campaign aims to encourage healthcare professionals to get involved in research or to further their career in research. Colin Forde is a physiotherapist at Oxford University Hospitals’ orthopaedic trauma outpatient department. He is completing a NIHR Doctoral ... READ MORE
Your Path in Research – Sheera Sutherland
The NIHR’s Your Path in Research campaign aims to encourage healthcare professionals to get involved in research or to further their career in research. Sheera Sutherland is a research nurse manager in the Oxford Kidney Unit. She completed an Oxford BRC preparatory fellowship in 2018 and is about to ... READ MORE
Your Path in Research – Joanna Snowball
The NIHR’s Your Path in Research campaign aims to encourage healthcare professionals to get involved in research or to further their career in research. Joanna Snowball has worked as a dietitian at Oxford University Hospitals since 2005, and for most of that time at the Oxford Adult Cystic Fibrosis ... READ MORE
RECOVERY Trial paper wins BMJ’s Research Paper of the Year Award
The RECOVERY Trial, the world’s largest randomised trial of potential COVID-19 treatments, has been announced as the 2021 winner of The British Medical Journal’s prestigious UK Research Paper of the Year Award. The award recognises original UK research that has the potential to ... READ MORE
New atlas reveals pre-birth development of blood cells in bone marrow
A new study has provided the most detailed analysis so far of the prenatal development of blood and immune cells in the bone marrow. The study, published in Nature, is part of the Human Cell Atlas (HCA) initiative to provide comprehensive reference maps of every cell type in the human ... READ MORE
Moonshot initiative to develop affordable COVID-19 antivirals gets funding boost
The COVID Moonshot, a non-profit, open-science consortium of scientists from around the world dedicated to the discovery of globally affordable and easily-manufactured antiviral drugs against COVID-19 and future viral pandemics has received key funding of £8 million from the Wellcome Trust, on ... READ MORE
New multi-cancer early detection blood test study opens
Volunteers in Oxfordshire are taking part in a new study that will trial a revolutionary new blood test that can detect more than 50 types of cancer before symptoms appear. The aim of the SYMPLIFY study, which is being led by the University of Oxford and is open at Oxford University Hospitals ... READ MORE
MAIT Cell activation may play role in COVID-19 deaths, study finds
Oxford researchers have found a correlation between deaths from COVID-19 infections and a poorly coordinated systemic immune response, as well as increased activity by Mucosal Associated Invariant T cells, or ‘MAIT cells’. A study involving Oxford BRC-supported researchers published ... READ MORE
Researchers develop algorithm to diagnose deep vein thrombosis
Researchers are developing an artificial intelligence (AI) algorithm to diagnose deep vein thrombosis (DVT) more quickly and as effectively as traditional radiologist-interpreted diagnostic scans, potentially cutting down long patient waiting lists and avoiding patients unnecessarily receiving drugs ... READ MORE
Next generation of healthcare leaders showcase projects
The second edition of the NIHR Oxford BRC’s Next Generation Leaders Programme came to a successful close on 6 September with course participants presenting the healthcare research quality improvement projects that had been working on. The Next Generation Leaders Programme has been commissioned ... READ MORE
British Heart Foundation Cardiovascular Catalyst Awards
The BHF are pleased to announce an upcoming call for applications to fund research into the use of advanced analytics to improve cardiovascular care delivery and outcomes in the NHS. A £1 million fund is available, and proposals for research projects lasting up to two years and costing up to ... READ MORE
Study investigates responses to COVID-19 treatment in chronic lymphoid leukaemia patients
The COVID-19 pandemic has led to understandable anxiety within the blood cancer community about how their illness may affect their ability to overcome COVID-19 infection. Members of the Oxford Centre for Haematology have led a collaborative research project looking at the response of patients ... READ MORE
Lowering blood pressure still beneficial for the heart in old age
Oxford University researchers have found that blood pressure medication is still effective at reducing the risk of a heart attack and stroke in old age, even if blood pressure is in an apparently healthy range. The research by Professor Kazem Rahimi, who is supported by the NIHR Oxford ... READ MORE
New study launched to understand vaccine escape
Oxford researchers will be involved in a major new study seeking to understand why some people become infected after vaccination or prior infection while others do not Oxford BRC-supported investigators already involved in the Protective Immunity from T-Cells in Healthcare workers (PITCH) study ... READ MORE
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