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- New approach to reducing damage after a heart attack
- Study discovers genetic changes linked to leukaemia in children with Down’s syndrome
- Research suggests high blood pressure is major cause of heart valve disease
- Oxford Blood Group: Exchange Newsletter Issue 3 vol 1 / June 2019
- Doctors should offer structured weight loss programmes as treatment for non-alcoholic fatty liver disease
- Oxford patients take part in study to understand role of stress in managing Crohn’s disease
- Clinical data project leads to potential advance in understanding of chronic hepatitis B
- Online shopping interventions may help customers buy healthier foods
- Government investment in health research benefits wider economy, study finds
- Oxford’s world-class research showcased at BRC Open Day
- Stroke deaths in England halved in ten years, study finds
- BRC hosts social enterprise workshop
- Women and older people most likely to experience shortcomings in heart failure care
- Oxford researchers spot tell-tale signs of potentially fatal cardiac condition
- NIHR Oxford BRC Senior Research Fellows named
- BRC researchers elected Fellows of Academy of Medical Sciences
- Study advises against ‘one-size-fits-all’ PPI framework
- Summary of the Crohn’s & Colitis Open Evening
- Oxford BRC achieves ISO 9001 audit success
- Event showcases BRC work tackling chronic diseases
- Event explores social challenges of personalised medicine
- Oxford medical researchers win prestigious national awards
- BRC-backed event increases understanding of open access research
- HIV remission achieved in second patient
- Genes and height matter for carpal tunnel syndrome
- Oxford meeting looks at legacy of 100,000 Genomes Project and what comes next
- Patient involvement partnership sets priorities for rare inherited anaemias
- Research identifies how the gut loses protective barrier function in IBD
- Low calorie meal replacements are a cost-effective routine treatment for obesity in the NHS
- Risks of shoulder replacement surgery higher than previously thought
- World’s first gene therapy operation for common cause of sight loss carried out
- New project to accelerate clinical trial recruitment
- Only “modest” improvement in heart failure survival rates since 2000
- Blog looks at Oxford BRC Health Impact symposium
- New research to investigate role of blood-brain barrier in neurological conditions
- Study suggests immune system plays key role in survival after pancreatic cancer surgery
- Oxford researchers develop new technique to analyse cancer cells’ life history
- Researchers worried that people with chronic disease are not active enough
- Pills as good as injections to treat bone and joint infections, paper finds
- Largest-ever clinical trial in hip fracture fixation reaches key milestone
- Does general practice get a bad press?
- BRC Theme Lead Richard Hobbs appointed CBE
- Concerns raised as opioid prescriptions rise across UK
- Genetic changes associated with physical activity emerge thanks to machine learning pioneers
- BRC-supported symposium builds engagement platform for research impact assessment
- Oxford Blood Group: Exchange Newsletter Issue 1 vol 2 / Nov 2018
- Over half of former ICU patients report symptoms of psychological disorders
- Prof Duncan Richards appointed to key new Clinical Therapeutics role
- Schoolchildren and researchers gather to mark World Diabetes Day
- Oxford secures £17.5 million to lead national programmes in AI to improve healthcare
- New clinical tool will help patients with acute ankle sprain
- Gestational diabetes app officially launched
- Study reveals trends in incidence of spontaneous pneumothorax
- Gene therapy breakthrough in treating rare form of blindness
- Award-winning citizen science project tackling TB gets millionth classification
- Oxford team use DNA sequencing and patient data to halt infection outbreak
- Smartphone insomnia treatment rolled out to NHS patients in South East
- Event explores Healthcare Technologies of the Future
- Referrals to total diet replacement programmes are effective for treating obesity
- UK-led study marks shift towards genetic era in tackling TB
- Research for better shared decision-making in knee surgery
- Nitric Oxide conference gets under way in Oxford
- Research reveals link between high blood pressure and risk of aortic valve disease
- Change at the helm of Oxford Biomedical Research Centre
- Study shows new technology can predict fatal heart attacks
- Lifestyle factors linked to brain health of young adults
- Study looks at why co-amoxiclav-resistant E coli infections are on the rise
- Genetic link discovered between circadian rhythms and mood disorders
- Oxford researcher gets additional prize for his research into immunology of asthma
- New research on recovery following intensive care treatment
- Fourth digital health product developed as part of Sensyne agreement
- Stem cell transplants to be used in treating Crohn’s disease
- Controlling infection essential to tackle global anaemia
- Students go in2science to get invaluable lab experience
- First treatment designed specifically to prevent migraine gets European licence
- Knowing you are pre-diabetic does not usually lead to changes in lifestyle, study finds
- Researchers map leukaemia ‘family trees’ in patients treated with new drug
- One dose of aspirin doesn’t fit all
- Pregnant women invited to take part in pioneering diabetes prevention research
- Ultrasound and nanomedicine offer new hope for improving effects of cancer drugs
- Oxford Impact 2018 workshop
- More awareness needed about stroke risk after mini-stroke, study finds
- BRC visited by senior DHSC figure
- Study launched to investigate link between sleep problems and Parkinson’s
- Oxford gets government funding to expand antimicrobial resistance work
- All newborns with Down’s syndrome to get leukaemia test under new guidelines
- First human test of robotic eye surgery a success
- Therapeutics and collaboration in the spotlight at Technology Showcase
- Oxford researcher gets £1m boost to study immunology of asthma
- Type 2 diabetes linked to higher rate of Parkinson’s
- Supermarket interventions could play role in public health strategies, study finds
- New haematology patient group launched
- Health minister visits Oxford BRC
- JRO opens doors for Clinical Trials Day
- BRC HIV research showcased at Chelsea Flower Show
- Exercise does not slow mental decline in people with dementia, study finds
- Partial knee replacements better for many patients and cheaper for NHS
- ISO 9001 audit success
- Online tool allows patients with ulcerative colitis to manage condition
- 3,200 Oxfordshire residents to take part in kidney disease study