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10 Years To Eliminate Hepatitis B: Can it be done? Prof. Philippa Matthews
Multimorbidity: what is it and how to deal with it? Prof. Rafael Perera Salazar
OCDEM – Oxford Centre for Diabetes, Endocrinology and Metabolism
Dr Mark Sheehan speaks at Oxford personalised medicine conference
Prof Joshua Hordern on the theological dimensions of personalised medicine.
Introduction to the Oxford BRC and broad contexts of medical research
Introduction to the NIHR Oxford Biomedical Research Centre
What is the National Institute for Health Research?
A History of Health Innovation
Clinical Trials: One of the most important medical inventions in the last 100 years
Videos grouped by the 20 research themes at Oxford BRC
Antimicrobial resistance & modernising microbiology
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10 Years To Eliminate Hepatitis B: Can it be done? Prof. Philippa Matthews
Stopping the Spread of a Superfungus in Intensive Care – Dr Katie Jeffery and Dr David Eyre
Dr Philip Fowler – Enlisting citizen scientists to help classify M tuberculosis strains
Dr Tim Walker – Tackling the TB pandemic by reading its DNA
Dr Carolyn Day – Consumptive Chic BRC public talk on tuberculosis 17 May 2018
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Cardiovascular
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Theme leader Cardiovascular, Professor Barbara Casadei.
Undiagnosed heart valve disease in older people – Sean Coffey Open weeks 2015
OxVALVE – interview with Dr Jo D'Arcy, Clinical Research Fellow
New approaches to Marfan syndrome – Alex Pitcher
Like Mother, Like Child – Professor Paul Leeson
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Clinical informatics and big data
Stopping the Spread of a Superfungus in Intensive Care – Dr Katie Jeffery and Dr David Eyre
Genomics, big data and better health – Professor Michael Simpson
Open Day Debate – Good to share? Data, research, privacy and the NHS
Diabetes and metabolism
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OCDEM – Oxford Centre for Diabetes, Endocrinology and Metabolism
Oxford diabetes research open day
Obesity and diabetes research at the Oxford Biobank – interview with Dr Fredrik Karpe
eHealth for self-managing long-term conditions – lecture by Prof. Lionel Tarassenko
Diabetes: Time to Get Personal? Dr M.Wintle – Open Weeks 2015
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Gastroenterology and mucosal immunity
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Dr Kate Williamson – latest publications in PSC: what do they all mean? (PSC Support)
Alison Simmons: Crohn's disease
Dr Simon Travis – podcast on clinical trials in gastroenterology
Professor Graham Ogg – podcast on cutaneous immunology
Dr Holm Uhlig – podcast on the immune system in the gastrointestinal tract
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Genomic medicine
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Open Science accelerating identification of novel targets for therapeutics – Dr Wen Hwa Lee
Power in your pocket: real time DNA information – Dr Gordon Sanghera
Genomics, big data and better health – Professor Michael Simpson
Your genes and your heart – Hugh Watkins Open Weeks 2015
The 100,000 Genomes Project – Prof. A.Schuh
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Haematology and stem cells
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The roll-out of CAR T-cell therapy in the UK
Recent scientific advances in MPNs
AML & Myelodysplasia breakthrough
Karthik Ramasamy | EBMT 2019 | Clinical decisions based on patient quality-of-life in MM
Discontinuing treatment and predicting relapse in CML
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Imaging
AIM Day 2018 – Biomedical Imaging
Medical imaging – lecture by Fergus Gleeson
Heart Centre Open Day – advances in cardiac imaging – lecture by Prof. Stefan Neubauer
Molecular diagnostics
Prof Paresh Vyas talk about personalised medicine and blood cancers
NIHR Oxford BRC Molecular Diagnostics Theme Lead, Prof Paresh Vyas
NIHR Oxford BRC Molecular Diagnostics Theme, Dr James East Predicting disease progression
NIHR Oxford BRC Molecular Diagnostics Theme, Dr David Church on Precision Biomarkers
The molecular deconstruction of disease – Professor Chris Chamberlain
Multi-modal cancer therapies
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Tracking cancer through treatment to improve outcome – Professor Paresh Vyas
Targeted NGS panels towards precision medicine in oncology – Dr Graham Speight
Cancer research at Oxford BRC
New Ways to Treat Cancer – Prof. Adrian Harris – Oxford BRC Open Day 2016
New ways to treat cancer – Adrian Harris Open weeks 2015
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Multimorbidity and long-term conditions
Multimorbidity: what is it and how to deal with it? Prof. Rafael Perera Salazar
Chronic Kidney Disease — The Oxford Renal Study
Chronic Kidney Disease – lecture by Dr Dan Lasserson
eHealth for self-managing long-term conditions – lecture by Prof. Lionel Tarassenko
Musculoskeletal
Musculoskeletal Diseases: A New Theme for BRC3 – Professor Andrew Carr
Orthopaedics in Oxford
Treating Early Osteoarthritis and PROMs – lecture by Prof. Andrew Price
Falls, Broken Hips and Research – presentation by Prof. Matthew Costa
Researching Rare Diseases of the Skeleton: The RUDY Study
Neurological conditions
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Time to wake up: the importance of getting good quality sleep – Dr Simon Kyle
Researching the role of the brain in breathlessness
STROKE – Don't let the pressure get to you! – Dr Alastair Webb
New developments in Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s research
Fantastically Beastly Headaches and How to Cure Them – Zameel Cader
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Obesity, diet and lifestyle
Is dieting really worth it? – Professor Susan Jebb
Oxford London Lecture 2015: Knowledge, nudge and nanny
Obesity and diabetes research at the Oxford Biobank – interview with Dr Fredrik Karpe
Partnerships for health, wealth and innovation
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Oxford Personalised Medicine Conference – Dr Nick Fahy
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AIM Day 2018 – Biomedical Imaging
Driving productivity and economic growth in health and life sciences – Dr Ian Campbell
The Prevention and Population Care Theme – Richard Hobbs
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Respiratory
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Prof Ian Pavord on respiratory conditions at Oxford personalised medicine conference
Researching the role of the brain in breathlessness
Breakthroughs in Asthma Treatment – Prof Ian Pavord
Severely, ASTHMA! – Episode 1: The diagnosis of severe asthma, Peter's story
Dr Najib Rahman on respiratory medicine
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Stroke and vascular dementia
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STROKE – Don't let the pressure get to you! – Dr Alastair Webb
Tackling Brain Disease – Open Weeks 2015
Stem Cells – A Cure For All Our Ills?
Prevention of stroke and dementia – lecture by Prof. Peter M Rothwell
Dementia and delirium: impact of stroke and acute illness on thinking and memory
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Surgical innovation and evaluation
Patient and Public Involvement in Surgical Research – Cushla Cooper
World first for robot eye operation
"Bionic eye" trial in Oxford
From conventional open surgery to remote control operating – lecture by Prof. Freddie Hamdy
World first: robot used to help deliver drug inside eye
Technology and digital health
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Artificial intelligence: how to ensure it benefits patients.
Mobile phone-based six-minute walk test app – Dr Dario Salvi
Unobtrusive monitoring of sleep and circadian rhythms at home – Professor Maarten de Vos
Strategic Digital Health Solutions for Pathway Innovations – Peter Knight
Digital Pathways Transforming Healthcare – Seán Wetherall
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Vaccines for emerging and endemic diseases
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10 Years To Eliminate Hepatitis B: Can it be done? Prof. Philippa Matthews
How do vaccines work?
Vaccines for Emerging and Endemic Diseases – Professor Adrian Hill
Ebola's Perfect Storm – Peter Piot Open Weeks 2015
Vaccines and Infectious Disease – Open weeks 2015
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Patient and public involvement
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Breakthroughs in Asthma Treatment – Prof Ian Pavord
Patient and Public Involvement in Surgical Research – Cushla Cooper
Parkinson's Monument Discovery Project
Why do PPI? – lecture by Dr Mark Sheehan
Oxford Biomedical Research Centre: Open Day 2016
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Biobanking
Biobanking – why people volunteer for research
Biobanking – the experiences of healthy volunteers
Biobanking – the experience of volunteers with specific conditions
Personalised medicine
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Oxford Personalised Medicine Conference – Dr Simon Leedham
Oxford Personalised Medicine Conference – Prof Barbara Prainsack
Oxford Personalised Medicine Conference – Dr Nick Fahy
Prof Ian Pavord on respiratory conditions at Oxford personalised medicine conference
Prof Paresh Vyas talk about personalised medicine and blood cancers
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Showcases and open days at the Oxford BRC
Technology Showcase Oxford 2018
Vasiliki Kiparoglou – Introduction to the Technology Showcase Oxford 2018
Matt Perkins – The Innovation Ecosystem at Oxford
Chris Molloy – Medicines Discovery Catapult
John Isaac – Working with Biopharma Companies
Nick Scott – R&D Productivity, New Approaches to Drug Discovery, Local Industrial Strategy
Precision Medicine and Digital Health Technology Showcase Oxford 2017
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Precision diagnostics for blood cancers and solid tumours – Professor Anna Schuh
Driving productivity and economic growth in health and life sciences – Dr Ian Campbell
Genomics, big data and better health – Professor Michael Simpson
Power in your pocket: real time DNA information – Dr Gordon Sanghera
Targeted NGS panels towards precision medicine in oncology – Dr Graham Speight
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Open days
Oxford Biomedical Research Centre: Open Day 2016
Oxford BRC Open Day 2013
Oxford BRC Open Day 2014
Innovation in Healthcare Research – Open Weeks 2015
Open weeks 2015 presentations
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Innovation in Healthcare Research – Open Weeks 2015
Tackling Brain Disease – Open Weeks 2015
Vaccines and Infectious Disease – Open weeks 2015
Diabetes: Time to Get Personal? Dr M.Wintle – Open Weeks 2015
Your genes and your heart – Hugh Watkins Open Weeks 2015
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