Bristol Population Health Science Institute. Engaging populations to improve health.
Bristol, England
Joined February 2017
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@Bristol_AMR @DeepEndGP_Bris @onecaretweets @BrisPopHealth @PolicyBristol @NIHRresearch @GPPACT @wisegpcouk @rcgp @SevernFacultyGP @HealthwatchE @HWBristol @PeopleHealthWE @CaafiHealth @changing_suits
📢Join us for our next CAPC webinar: 📢
How should we tackle antimicrobial resistance in #PrimaryCare? Lessons from infections research.
🗓️16 Jan 2025, 1-2pm, via Zoom.
For more info & to register, see: tickettailor.com/events/cent…
#AntimicrobialResistance #GPnews #TeamGP
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New Year training goals? Explore our online intensive short courses for researchers and healthcare researchers - search Bristol Medical School short courses for more info.
Bristol Population Health Science Institute retweeted
Looking for a course to develop a grounding in a wide range of cutting-edge genetic epidemiological methods for complex traits? Spaces available on our online Genetic Epidemiology online course 11 - 17 Dec.
bristol.ac.uk/medical-school…
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📢 A warm welcome to all attendees of the Bristol Workshop. We're excited to have you with us as we explore new insights together. Learn more about our work at PRUK: pruk.ac.uk #PRUK #BristolWorkshop
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Reminder: Join us for this hybrid event to discuss the findings from the Game of Stones trial, which used text messages & financial incentives to support men trying to lose weight.
14 Nov, 1.30-3pm, Uni of Bristol & online
Info & Register: tickettailor.com/events/game…
#PrimaryCare
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Research by Sarah Sullivan & @capcbristol / Centre for Academic Mental Health colleagues @BristolUni on P-risk - a predection tool for #psychosis in #PrimaryCare. ⬇️
Psychosis prediction model shows promise in reducing time between experiencing early symptoms of #psychosis and receiving specialist care – read about the P Risk algorithm.
📖 Read the research: doi.org/10.3399/BJGP.2024.00…
@BristolUni @BrisHealthSci #PrimaryCare
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Are you into research on maternal age and how it relates to offspring health outcomes? Get in touch, explore the data, design your study!
@CO90s
@BristolUni
#MaternalAgeResearch
bristol.ac.uk/alspac/
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We have a long history of world-leading cleft research - changing lives and improving outcomes for the future.
Hear from our experts about partnerships and progress👉 bristol.ac.uk/campaigns/equi…
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Researchers at @BristolUni are offering a glimmer of hope to patients with advanced cancer with a potentially powerful new treatment.
#Cancer @BristolCancer 🧵1/7
ALT The CoED Bioreactor purifies cells based on their ability to migrate through a cell permeable membrane in response to a specified set of chemokines. Naive cells migrate from tissues in Niche 1 to Niche 2. In Niche 2 cells are activated so that they change their migratory phenotype. Activated cells are then recruited to Niche 3 by a set of chemokines specific for activated cells. Purified, differentiated, proliferating cells are harvested from Niche 3. This system mimics the natural migration of immune cells in and out of lymph nodes.
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🗓️Upcoming Integrating Health Research event, bringing together those interested in research at the interface between fundamental biosciences and population health sciences.
When: 23 May 2024, 10:30–15:00
Where: Life Sciences, Bristol
Link for UoB staff: tinyurl.com/y7b84rzm
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2 weeks to go until our engaging seminar on exploring experiences of #underemployment and active labour market policy and dismantling the ‘work as a route out of #poverty’ argument. Join us at this in-person event with talks from @vvab9 and @LevanaMagnus
tickettailor.com/events/univ…
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Cigarette smoking increases healthcare costs in both conventional and Mendelian Randomization analyses when smoking is measured using either initiation ("ever smoked") or by the cumulative health impacts of smoking academic.oup.com/ntr/advance…
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📯New Publication📯by our very own
@JPHorwood et al. A new neonatal BCG vaccination pathway in England: a mixed methods evaluation of its implementation.
Read the paper here➡️bit.ly/48hTs67
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Our Seedcorn Fund supports impactful ideas that transcend disciplinary boundaries 💡
In this video Professor Daniela Schmidt, @DrCamiMorelli and Sophie Marsh tell us how the funding supported their inspiring work with young people in Cornwall 🌊🌊🌊
#climatechange #animation
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Really interesting conversation by Michel and Eiko (@EikoFried) on our latest GWAS of depression. Fantastic primer on why GWAS matters and what it's trying to do, followed by some insightful criticism that we can definitely learn from
youtu.be/vHvBzFQWqRg?feature…
New pre-print from the @PGCgenetics #Depression Group: Multi-ancestry GWAS of depression with 685,000 cases identifies 697 independent associations, implicating known & novel drug targets.
🔗 medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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ALT Diagram of analysis design for PGC MDD GWAS. Diverse ancestries discovery GWAS analyses starts with European ancestry meta-analysis, which is used for bioinformatic and mechanistic analysis; fine-mapping and expression-based gene mapping; tissue, cell, and pathway enrichment analyses; and drug target enrichment analyses. All ancestries meta-analysis is used for predictive testing within and across ancestries.
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Are you into research on family conflict and adolescent mental health? Get in touch, explore the data, design your study! @CO90s @BristolUni #Conflict bristol.ac.uk/alspac/
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We are delighted to announce that Dr David Pencheon (@pencheon1) & Dr Tamsin Ellis (@climate_gp) will be joining us for the panel discussion on 'Sustainable #PrimaryCare: where we are, where we need to be' in the final plenary of #SAPC2024.
➡️ sapc.ac.uk/conference/2024#s…
@sapcacuk
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Great to see this recent paper by @DrLucypotter & colleagues selected as @EquityEvidence's 'Paper of the Week'. Find out more about Lucy's study on improving access to healthcare for and with people with multiple disadvantage at capcnews.blogs.bristol.ac.uk…
@MichelleCFarr @ARC_West
Paper of the week
Improving care for those with severe and multiple disadvantage: qual study by @DrLucypotter
✅Inclusion lists for prioritised care
✅ Effective info-sharing tools
✅ Trauma-informed training for staff
bjgp.org/content/74/742/e330
#HealthEquity #generalpractice
The 2024 PHSI Annual Symposium will be held on 1st July in Bristol.
The theme of this year's event is "Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Population Health: Bridging the Gaps for a Healthier Future".
We look forward to sharing more details soon, we hope you can join us.
Bristol Population Health Science Institute retweeted
Really excited to be part of the development of @PopResUK with great friends and colleagues. It will help to bring forward the best of #populationbasedscience for all. 🚨Posts coming soon re. jobs available in the team - for now - please check @BristolUni Jobs - search "PRUK"🚨