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Oxford BRC
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The NIHR Oxford Biomedical Research Centre (BRC) is a partnership between the University of Oxford and Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, funded by the National Institute for Health Research.
The Oxford BRC undertakes translational research, which means taking laboratory research into a clinical setting. This kind of research is about first-time studies of medical innovations in patients, which are intended to improve healthcare delivery for the benefit of all patients.
The Oxford BRC undertakes translational research, which means taking laboratory research into a clinical setting. This kind of research is about first-time studies of medical innovations in patients, which are intended to improve healthcare delivery for the benefit of all patients.
Tuberculosis: vaccines, diagnostics and experience
This is a special seminar marking the centenary of Franz Kafka's death, as we examine the disease that took his life: TB (tuberculosis), and how Oxford is at the forefront of addressing this major global challenge. The seminar, recorded at the Weston Library, features leading researchers from the University of Oxford, supported by the NIHR Oxford Biomedical Research Centre, who are tackling one of the world's deadliest infectious diseases. A talk from a former patient on the lived experience puts the work in perspective.
In this video, you'll hear from:
• Prof. Helen McShane, Deputy Head of the Medical Sciences Division and Director of the Oxford Biomedical Research Centre, who discusses her groundbreaking work on new TB vaccines.
• Dr. Philip Fowler, who explains the crucial role of genetics in identifying drug-resistant TB strains and developing targeted treatments.
• Amy, a patient representative, who shares her personal journey through the challenges of TB diagnosis and treatment.
In this video, you'll hear from:
• Prof. Helen McShane, Deputy Head of the Medical Sciences Division and Director of the Oxford Biomedical Research Centre, who discusses her groundbreaking work on new TB vaccines.
• Dr. Philip Fowler, who explains the crucial role of genetics in identifying drug-resistant TB strains and developing targeted treatments.
• Amy, a patient representative, who shares her personal journey through the challenges of TB diagnosis and treatment.
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Figuring it out. How patient data can transform diagnosis, treatment and care in the NHS
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How is your healthcare data being used? It’s a contentious topic, with fears around patient confidentiality, but the patient data held by the NHS is an incredibly rich resource for understanding and fighting some of our deadliest diseases. In this talk, Professor Eva Morris, Professor of Health Data Epidemiology and Oxford BRC Theme Lead for Translational Data Science, explained how harnessing ...
Increasing ethnic diversity in health research
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Professor Shaun Treweek, an expert in ethnicity inclusion from the University of Aberdeen, provides guidance to our researchers on utilising the INCLUDE ethnicity framework and other relevant frameworks to improve trial diversity. This workshop took place on the 07.03.2024 at Blavatnik School of Government, University of Oxford, with the collaboration of NIHR Oxford BRC and NIHR Oxford Health B...
Benefits of COVID vaccination beyond infection and hospitalisation
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In early 2024, two research papers were published by University of Oxford researchers looking at the impact of COVID-19 vaccination beyond reducing infection and hospitalisation, specifically looking firstly at long COVID and then cardiovascular complications and blood clots. The studies, which were based on large patient datasets, were led by Professor Daniel Prieto-Alhambra, who is supported ...
How can sleep improve Parkinson's Care? - Professor Michele Hu
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Long before symptoms appear, the body can give us clues if someone will develop Parkinson’s disease. In this talk, Professor Michele Hu, Consultant Neurologist and Professor of Clinical Neurosciences at the University of Oxford, explains how research has shown that people with REM sleep behaviour disorder often go on to develop Parkinson’s more than a decade later. The talk was held on 30 Janua...
Understanding inflammation - A patient-centred perspective
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Gut, skin, joints, brain - inflammation can affect various parts of the body. But for too long we have treated them separately. Now, NIHR Oxford Biomedical Research Centre (BRC) researchers are looking at treatments that recognise the common features across different inflammatory diseases. In this Oxford BRC public talk, Professor Chris Buckley, Director of Clinical Research at the University o...
Impact and benefits of public and community involvement and engagement in health research
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Involving patients and members of the public in health research helps to ensure the research benefits those who most need it. This film is an edited version of an in-person session held in September 2023 where researchers from Oxford Biomedical Research Centre, University of Oxford and patient and public contributors described the benefits of involving patients and members of the public in rese...
Can we really replace the hospital? - Prof. Dan Lasserson
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Professor Dan Lasserson was one of the first doctors in the country to provide hospital care at home using a range of point of care diagnostic technology, which allows clinicians to look after people with more complex acute illness who previously would be taken straight to hospital. Here, in an NIHR Oxford Biomedical Research Centre (BRC) public talk at the Said Business School on 11 October 20...
NIHR Oxford BRC public talk: How will using blood tests to detect cancer change the NHS?
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There is growing interest in the possibility of using blood tests to detect cancer. If such tests become available, they could transform how we diagnose and look after people with the disease. This offers exciting possibilities, but also many potential pitfalls. Blood tests could be used to screen apparently healthy people for cancer, to decide who should have more tests, or even replace scanni...
Richard Bulbulia presents Surgery or stents - which is more effective in preventing stroke?
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Stroke is the second largest cause of death worldwide, responsible for over six million deaths each year. A common cause of stroke is carotid artery disease, which can be treated in one of two ways: carotid artery surgery; or having a stent fitted, with a view to improving blood flow to the brain. Until recently, it has been unclear which of these procedures results in better overall patient ou...
Ideas and tips for involving people from diverse communities in research
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Patients and members of the public from the Oxford and Oxford Health BRCs’ Diversity in Research Group provide advice and insights to researchers about working with people from diverse communities. This event in March 2022 was attended by 60 researchers and members of the public.
How researchers improve their research through involving diverse communities
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When we involve patients, carers and other members of the public in our research - including them in the design and delivery of our clinical trials and studies - it improves it and ensures it benefits the people and communities who need it most. It is even more important that the voices of people from diverse and under-served communities are heard when we are designing our studies. In this vide...
Involving people from diverse communities in healthcare research
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When we involve patients, carers and other members of the public in our research - including them in the design and delivery of our clinical trials and studies - it improves it and ensures it benefits the people and communities who need it most. It is even more important that the voices of people from diverse and under-served communities are heard when we are designing our studies. In this vide...
Poor outcomes after delirium during acute hospital admission. Dr Jasmine Gan, Oxford 2021
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Poor outcomes after delirium during acute hospital admission. Dr Jasmine Gan, Oxford 2021
Patient & Public Involvement webinar: A philosopher’s approach to equality
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Patient & Public Involvement webinar: A philosopher’s approach to equality
NIHR Oxford BRC patient and public involvement and engagement
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NIHR Oxford BRC patient and public involvement and engagement
What lymphoma research is happening in Oxford?
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What lymphoma research is happening in Oxford?
Clinical academic career pathways for nurses, midwives and allied health professionals
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Clinical academic career pathways for nurses, midwives and allied health professionals
Patient and public involvement webinar: Statistics
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Patient and public involvement webinar: Statistics
Parliament Science and Technology Committee - PHOSP Consortium & NIHR-BHF Cardiovascular Partnership
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Parliament Science and Technology Committee - PHOSP Consortium & NIHR-BHF Cardiovascular Partnership
Patient and public involvement webinar: finding and reading a research paper
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Patient and public involvement webinar: finding and reading a research paper
Patient and public involvement webinar: qualitative research
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Patient and public involvement webinar: qualitative research
Patient and public involvement webinar: health economics
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Patient and public involvement webinar: health economics
Prof Ian Pavord: Engaging with the eosinophil
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Prof Ian Pavord: Engaging with the eosinophil
Rafael Perera use of patient data in long-term conditions
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Rafael Perera use of patient data in long-term conditions
Jenny Hirst NewKI Chronic Kidney Disease Study
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Jenny Hirst NewKI Chronic Kidney Disease Study
OCDEM - The Clinical Research Unit (CRU) and Biobank
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OCDEM - The Clinical Research Unit (CRU) and Biobank
OxValve Saul Myerson Valvular Heart Disease study
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OxValve Saul Myerson Valvular Heart Disease study
Peter Rothwell OxVasc study Stroke and Vascular Dementia
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Peter Rothwell OxVasc study Stroke and Vascular Dementia
Claire Taylor ECHOES study - heart failure
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Claire Taylor ECHOES study - heart failure
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Sign me up. I am in the US though. I have inquired everywhere about where this test is in the US. Where do I go? I am a long hauler suffering with labored breathing and fatigue.
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This is how paranoia is created. It's all about hiding another problem. Which you have to live with for the rest of your life. But to live alone without a partner despite otherwise being healthy. Is not normal. Being gay is an option. Every time microphones do not work on transmission, I feel hit. Does that mean I'm sick. No rather healthy. When I went to school in the 70's. So the microphone had a tendency to always break. I felt frustrated did not know why. But once I pulled over the microphone that recently worked. Because it does not work when I took it. I hit it on the hill. This is how you create Persecution mania. I do not remember the incident but my whole body I feel uncomfortable every time a microphone does not work in live broadcast. + Long sound pauses. Yes, how much can I tell you about that is about rehearsing the events of Paulov's Dog Technology.
It is a REQUEST to world MEDICAL SCIENTISTS that they develop ORAL MEDICINES ( ONE SHOT FOOD MEDICINE ) WHICH CAN STOP OR CONTROL BREEDING OF STRAY ANIMALS world over. IT WOULD BE BETTER THAT THEY DEVELOP A ONE SHOT MEDICINE WHICH AIMS AT PERMANENT INFERTILITY OF STRAY CATS AND DOGS. NEUTERING/SPAYING IS A STRENUOUS JOB. These stray animals are suffering enormously in every nook and corner of the world which go totally unnoticed. In a world where human beings hv no time for animals and where nobody has any emotion for helpless animals, we need to develop such ORAL MEDICINES which can be easily given to them orally thru FOOD which will go a long way to control their population and hence lessen their sufferings. PL DO SOMETHING ABOUT STRAY ANIMALS ALSO. IF Corona vaccine can be developed in just less than a YEAR, same way oral food medicines for controlling BREEDING of animals can also be developed in a YEAR......RICH PEOPLE should contribute to animal medical research centres for developing such oral medicines. Common man can also give a small TAX to fund animal medical research institutes. Developing oral infertility medicines would be the GREATEST animal rescue effort. People should STOP purchasing pets from breeders as they cause great pain to animals. Kindly RAISE VOICE against animal abuse and brutal animal killing for meat. Demand painless killing if you can't resist meat. KINDLY ADOPT VEGAN, PLEASE. 🙏
It is a REQUEST to world MEDICAL SCIENTISTS that they develop ORAL MEDICINES ( ONE SHOT FOOD MEDICINE ) WHICH CAN STOP OR CONTROL BREEDING OF STRAY ANIMALS world over. IT WOULD BE BETTER THAT THEY DEVELOP A ONE SHOT MEDICINE WHICH AIMS AT PERMANENT INFERTILITY OF STRAY CATS AND DOGS. NEUTERING/SPAYING IS A STRENUOUS JOB. These stray animals are suffering enormously in every nook and corner of the world which go totally unnoticed. In a world where human beings hv no time for animals and where nobody has any emotion for helpless animals, we need to develop such ORAL MEDICINES which can be easily given to them orally thru FOOD which will go a long way to control their population and hence lessen their sufferings. PL DO SOMETHING ABOUT STRAY ANIMALS ALSO. IF Corona vaccine can be developed in just less than a YEAR, same way oral food medicines for controlling BREEDING of animals can also be developed in a YEAR......RICH PEOPLE should contribute to animal medical research centres for developing such oral medicines. Common man can also give a small TAX to fund animal medical research institutes. Developing oral infertility medicines would be the GREATEST animal rescue effort. People should STOP purchasing pets from breeders as they cause great pain to animals. Kindly RAISE VOICE against animal abuse and brutal animal killing for meat. Demand painless killing if you can't resist meat. KINDLY ADOPT VEGAN, PLEASE. 🙏
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So Losarton being prescribed to Marfan patients now, 2021?
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It wasn’t clear to me that the graphs showing the relationship between AF, cognitive impairment, etc. were showing causation or correlation. Were the results adjusted for age, etc.? Older people have worse kidney function AND more AF. The statistics may very well have been proper, it just wasn’t clear from the presentation.
When someone is dpeprived of love and tactile stimulation in a hospital setting I am sure that is a significant factor
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Yes, back then it was all very extreme. Women were convinced that being objectified was a goal from childhood, and they would compete to get attraction from men, and would get adoration from their peers the more unhealthy they looked. This is astonishingly similar to the ideal of beauty, and people's attitude nowadays. Back then though, some women would purposely get infected just to achieve the look, and for those whose only option was to be homeless, it was a blessing so they could get work, and therefore shelter and food, even if it was just during their short lives. It's all very terrible, and it's a shame to witness how little things have improved. Women obsessed with looking unhealthily thin, getting surgery, risking their lives and neglecting their emotional, physical and mental health just so they can feel they have true worth, being criticized all along, and criticizing others, thus perpetuating this madness. How can this be stopped?
is this a full course? if is link pls
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you guys are the heroes no one talks about. Thank you Alex Pitcher for all your hard work.
Andrew Pollard, Professor of Paediatric Infection and Immunity at the Department of Paediatrics and Oxford BRC Co-Theme Lead for Vaccines 2020-12-29
Professor Andrew J Pollard, Professor of Paediatric Infection and Immunity at Oxford University 2020-12-29
“Too good and too beautiful to live” ...wow. Today’s society still projects the idea that a woman’s beauty is directly correlated with her worth, yet it seems in the early 19th century her beauty meant she deserved death just by the virtue of being conventionally attractive for that time period. Misogyny is one hell of a drug
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Number of ideveloping kidney patient pls when u giving vaccine for kidney faliuer patients pls giving vaccine quickly pls
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Vaccination is a joke. Do not do it if you want survive. They want to produce as many as possible retarded children because this is the best business ever and guaranteed. Be vigilant do not allow killing innocent and old people. Fight against evil.
My concern regarding HCQ lies in the video's timestamp of 7:01 where you state for hydroxychloroquine "see protocol for dosing" to which l went to the released file on medrxiv and it shows that you were giving your patients "800mg at zero and six hours, followed by 400mg starting at twelve hours after the inicial dose and then every 12 hours" making the first day a combined dosage of 2 grams of hydroxychloroquine and the remaining days a dosage of 800mg... l don't seem to find anywhere in the medical literature such a high dosage considering that 6.5mg/kg/day is expected to be the maximum daily dose. ls there somewhere where it's explained the logic to giving, to my opinion, a woefully toxic dosage of HCQ in the treatment of COVID-19?