Prof. of Translational Healthcare - developing better methods to diagnose disease 🩺 Lead, Centre for Biodiscovery @TeessideUni - supporting impactful research
North East England
Joined August 2011
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Thank you to those able to attend or watch online this lecture 🙏
I hoped to have raised awareness about the impact of urinary symptoms and discuss how education and medical innovations aim to improve the lives of patients
If you missed it:
👉 youtube.com/watch?v=lPXxIKwm…
Join us for our next professorial lecture with @pharma_john as he encourages conversations to break taboos and discusses the innovating diagnosis of urinary diseases.
Join us Thursday 24 February, 5.30pm - 6.30pm 👉 bit.ly/3KAv8Sd
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This is how many people have signed up to #OurFutureHealth to help researchers find new ways to prevent, detect and treat diseases like dementia, cancer, diabetes, heart disease and stroke. Will you join our community and be part of the answer? ourfuturehealth.org.uk
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🚀 Don’t miss out! Applications for our Digital Health Funding Workshops close this Friday, August 9th.
If you are a researcher, a representative from a VCSE organisation, or a healthcare professional working in or around any of the themes we'd love to hear from you.
➡️ northfutures.org/research/
ALT NortHFutures Funding Workshop Application Deadline 9 August One week left to apply
An honour to celebrate #BritishScienceWeek with the pupils of @BanksPrimary.
We made pH indicator from red cabbage and used a microscope to search for life in the school’s pond.
Some great answers to the question ‘What do scientist do?’…
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Survey for those living in Scotland & suffering from cUTI, UTI, or bladder condition
forms.gle/Y6uLfWRNgxRWFkyA9
Findings will be shared with Scottish Government to campaign for better testing & treatment
Interested in sharing your story with media? Email:
[email protected]
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We’ve a 4 year SFI-funded PhD position exploring the link between BK channels & LINGO proteins in Parkinsonian tremor: findaphd.com/phds/project/ph…
Background here: pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.19… and here jbc.org/article/S0021-9258(2… Appreciate a retweet too.#ionchannels @physoc
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The Effects of #Sleep #Deprivation, Acute #Hypoxia, and #Exercise on #Cognitive Performance: A Multi-Experiment Combined Stressors Study
sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
A big @UoPSportScience team effort @twilliams182 & @juanibada 👏🚴🗻🧠
@pharma_john @EmmaNeupert @AdamJCauser
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Latest output from @ExtEnvLab_UoP
Molecular biomarkers for assessing the #heat-adapted phenotype: a narrative scoping review
jps.biomedcentral.com/articl…
@pharma_john @ProfMikeTipton @ella_walker @Physio_Ben @twilliams182 Jo Corbett & Charlotte Stevens
@UoPScience @UoPSportScience
Assessing a patient’s fitness for surgery can be challenging - and getting it right ensures the right care before, during and after surgery, minimising risks
This study develops our understanding of cardiovascular and respiratory health - a platform for better outcomes of surgery
Our latest @uclchimera paper extends multi-compartmental models of the cardiovascular and respiratory systems to capture variable heart rate - a key indicator for patient physiology in intensive care. Congrats to first author Sam Lishak!
royalsocietypublishing.org/d…
Lirije Hyseni: @NICEComms are working to assess HealthTech more efficiently, to bring effective, safe innovations into clinical practice for patient benefit.
#MedTechNENC
A packed house for the 7th annual @MedConnectNorth meeting - bringing together healthcare and innovators of medical technologies.
Huge thanks to the MedConnect team and speakers for an exciting program.
#MedTechNENC
Mark Grumbridge @MHRAgovuk says that we need to better champion new medical technologies. In the last 12 months:
First patient in UK fitted with sensor to give early heart failure alert
Liver dialysis device 'safe and effective for treating liver failure'
#MedTechNENC
Indebted to Steven and Laura for a great conversation. They were great hosts and it's always lovely to meet people with a shared passion. I'm very much looking forward to future podcasts.
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Huge thanks to Steven and Laura for having me. This was such great fun.
They’ve had some brilliant guests on, so do check out their other shows - very much worth a listen.
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The use of wearables - 'technology-enabled remote monitoring' - offers patients opportunities for self-management. In this project, we explored barriers and opportunities to implementing a wearable device.
Huge thanks to @theQCommunity for funding + @KarenWestcott for the piece.
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Pls support this 5K run on 20th Aug at South Park Darlington to raise awareness of baby loss! @DHarriers @QuakersRC @SundHarriers @GatesheadHAC @SedgeHarriers @NorthernAthlet1 @TyneBrHarriers @Gosforth_HandAC @BirtleyAC @ElswickHarriers @SSAC2014 @richmondzetland @swaledaleruns
Come and join Darlington Harriers for one of two incredible events! ✨ They are organizing a special occasion to support 4 Louis Find out more here
buff.ly/3Ddnk6E
#Run4Louis #CharityEvent #CommunitySupport #DarlingtonHarriers #MakeADifference
Attending Northern Accelerator’s ‘Spinning Out: Research to Innovation to Commercialisation’ conference where @hsciResearch @TeessideUni’s very own @Jamiebojko presented about his ambition to develop simple tools to diagnose animal diseases
@Northern_Acc
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8 year old Heidi is cycling the distance from Paris to London to raise money for Alzheimer’s Research U.K. and Macmillan Cancer Support. Follow the link to donate if you would like to.Thank you. Www.justgiving.com/team/Heid…
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📣We are recruiting a #Professor & an #AssociateProfessor of #PublicHealth
Come & work with us at @TeessideUni
@TeesUniSHLS to make a difference!
Deadline 15th May (P) & 18th May (AP)
tees.ac.uk/depts/hr/jobs.cfm
#PublicHealthJobs #AcademicJobs #AcademicRecruitment #Jobs
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Urinary incontinence in females still carries a social stigma &many suffer in silence.
Join us for a discussion around the realities of the options currently available to those suffering from this common yet little talked about condition @GarthwaiteMary
@SarahHillsBAUN – at Yarm, England
TUF Chair @GarthwaiteMary, @BAUNPresident Sarah Hillery and urology consultant @Mehwash_Nadeem will look at the wider issues surrounding female urinary incontinence in a #Knowlex webinar on Thu 23 March at 1pm. For more information and to register, visit ow.ly/unR450Nn1We
Thank you @RosetreesT for highlighting this acknowledgement of the hard work and successes of the group, and for your support over the years - which goes far beyond funding.
It won't be long now until the diagnostic is available to those who need it.
