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Renal SpR | ICAT Fellow | Kidney Transplantation

Belfast, Northern Ireland
Joined October 2012
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Michael Corr
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Young kidney recipients aren’t “small adults”. Large naïve T/B pools, active GCs and responsive NK cells amplify rejection risk. We argue for age- and immune-phenotype-informed immunosuppression & research. #Transplantation #NephTwitter #Immunology
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@TransplantJrnl
Transplantation
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The bioinformatic tool HLA-EP-RESOLVER accurately predicts antibody reactivity to rare HLA alleles using eplet analysis. Validated in sensitized patients, it helps identify acceptable/unacceptable antigens in the era of high-resolution donor typing. #HLA https://t.co/EbGVoeT4Tp
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@TransplantJrnl
Transplantation
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Not all antibody tests agree: this study shows big differences between commercial assays for non-HLA antibodies in kidney transplant rejection. Standardization is urgently needed to clarify their role in AMR and graft loss. #TXPforAll #Transplantation https://t.co/zpfSoQaWxH
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@TransplantJrnl
Transplantation
3 months
New meta-analysis: In > 7,000 kidney transplant recipients, SGLT2 inhibitors & GLP-1RAs were linked to better survival, cardiovascular & kidney outcomes, weight loss, lower HbA1c—without added safety risks! #TXPforAll #Transplantation https://t.co/ahMDhsZr8W
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@janewitwong
Janewit Wongboonsin, MD, MS
4 months
🧬Introducing our first-ever handbook of genetic nephrology, with free download until 8/2025 https://t.co/S4L4M1cFMh @AndrewMallett8 and I saw a gap in foundational reading of genetic nephrology and decided to gather articles that clinician and learners can all enjoy
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@ScholarshipfPhd
Scholarship for PhD
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PhD 😄
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@BMA_Academics
BMA Medical Academics
4 months
This @ukmedschools report https://t.co/NKsLnuXHln sets off further alarm bells on the state of Britain’s medical academic workforce. The Medical Schools Council data worryingly shows the entire pipeline is at threat - with both early career and senior roles declining. 1/
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medschools.ac.uk
New figures highlight alarming trends in the UK’s clinical academic workforce, underscoring the need for immediate action to reverse these declines and safeguard the future of medical research and...
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Michael Corr
4 months
Rectuitment ✔️ 50 patients recruited at Belfast Trust for my study on why kidney transplants fail early in young people. Huge thanks to the Belfast City renal outpatient team & all the patients who agreed to take part. Now off to Galway to analyse the samples. #KidneyResearch
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@NC_Renic
Neil Renic
4 months
Describing my research methodology
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Michael Corr
4 months
From Belfast we again report on our efforts to expand access to peritoneal dialysis We report our outcomes of PD catheter insertion and 1 year outcomes in individuals living with obesity #dialysis #kidneyresearch @stephenconeill @DamianFog https://t.co/qS1xip9Dlc
bmcnephrol.biomedcentral.com
Background The global prevalence of obesity in patients with end-stage kidney disease requiring kidney replacement therapy is rising. While peritoneal dialysis (PD) offers advantages for many...
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@Kidney_Research
Kidney Research UK
4 months
We know this statistic can be tough to see – especially if you’re waiting for a transplant or have recently received a new kidney. Please keep reading to understand why we’re sharing it 👇 We share these numbers not to scare, but to inform and support. Education is key – a
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@Kidney_Research
Kidney Research UK
5 months
New government figures show people living with chronic kidney disease (CKD) are among the most severely affected patient groups, losing up to £14,721 in earnings over five years while facing a 9.4% fall in employment and a 16.3% rise in benefit claims following hospital diagnosis
@ONS
Office for National Statistics (ONS)
5 months
The change in earnings, probability of being a paid employee and probability of receipt of benefits attributable to having a major condition (cardiovascular and respiratory diseases, diabetes, chronic kidney disease, cancer, musculoskeletal conditions) requiring hospitalisation.
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Michael Corr
5 months
Absolutely — and we also need clinical academics embedded in basic and exploratory science teams, where the next wave of discoveries for future clinical trials will begin.
@BMA_Academics
BMA Medical Academics
5 months
Bringing more clinical trials to the UK population is to be welcomed, but raises the question of who’ll be designing, developing and overseeing these trials. Delivering such work requires more than Digital platforms & AI technologies. 1/
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Michael Corr
5 months
A full-on but rewarding day recruiting some of Northern Ireland’s youngest kidney transplant recipients into research. Inspired by their willingness to help and take part in the study 💪 Also buzzing with my new @NIKRFcharity cap! 🧢 #KidneyResearch #TransplantResearch
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@gibb_jonathan
Jonathan Gibb
5 months
"There is a severe shortage of doctors working as clinical academics, which threatens the future of both research and medical education. We encourage government to address inequalities in total remuneration that disincentivise clinical academia as a career path" @BMA_Academics
@TheBMA
The BMA
5 months
We’ve responded to the @NHSEngland Medical Training Review. With soaring numbers of applications for specialty training without a rise in the number of places on offer, it's clear that postgraduate training needs urgent reform. Read more 👉
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@CKJsocial
CKJ
5 months
Glucagon-Like Peptide-1 Receptor Agonist Therapy in Patients With Type 2 Diabetes and Advanced CKD: Kidney And Cardiovascular Outcomes in a Real-World Setting https://t.co/8FTuhF5A8h
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Michael Corr
5 months
Problem when we chase headline figures, rather than try and deal with the systemic problems in the health service
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Michael Corr
5 months
1.) Why not done just on clincial need and paid directly? Or used strategically to work on worst waiting lists 2.) Money out of the system, rather than trying to harness local state 3.) Only for those who can afford to pay upfront Seems poorly thought through, unequal policy
@BBCNewsNI
BBC News NI
5 months
People who have been on an NHS waiting list for more than two years will now be able to pay for procedures in the Republic of Ireland and claim money back.
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@Schoolofsurg
Jon Lund
5 months
Only 7.3% of Academic Clinical Fellows (ACF) in surgical specialties become Clinical Lectures. The "Integrated" Academic Training pathway is in urgent need of reform @JCST_Surgery @CoPSSuk @NIHRresearch https://t.co/Jssh9pRvhb
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@Kidneydial_MDPI
Kidney and Dialysis
6 months
📢Welcome to Read This Interesting Paper @Kidneydial_MDPI 📖‘Optimal’ vs. ‘Suboptimal’ #Haemodialysis Start with Central Venous Catheter—A Better Way to Assess a #Vascular_Access Service? @QUBelfast 👉Full paper: https://t.co/RXLCwU3TuH #CVC #AVF #Arteriovenous_Fistula
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