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Nuffield Department of Population Health | @UniofOxford | Tweets about health, our research and impact | #RECOVERYTrial
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We are now on Bluesky! Make sure to follow us to keep up to date with our latest news, events, and opportunities. Follow us now 👉 https://t.co/XPLY8saoIL
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⏰Less than one week until the next Festival of Global Health event on 22 Oct! 📽️Join us for a screening of Trancendence: A Journey of Hope and Healing, followed by a panel discussion at @curzon.com with @ORHI_UK ➡️ https://t.co/wg0PkpJUSe
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GOD IS ON THE MOVE! In a world that feels darker by the day, more people are opening their Bibles, tuning into worship, and seeking truth since 2019. God is still moving — and hearts are still turning toward Him!
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🎉 Congrats to Prof Mara Violato and Dr Shuye Yu, part of the Co-CAT study team nominated for an @acamh Award for research into an online, parent-led programme with therapist support to help children with anxiety ➡️ https://t.co/mpSlsoquFB
@HERC_Oxford #WorldMentalHealthDay
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🎀October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month 📊Did you know researchers at Oxford Population Health have developed an algorithm to identify different types of breast cancer recurrences using cancer registry data? 📽️Learn more ➡️
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⏰The next Festival of Global Health event will be on 22 Oct! 📽️Join us for a screening of Trancendence: A Journey of Hope and Healing, followed by a panel discussion at @CurzonCinemas with @ORHI_UK Find out more and register ➡️ https://t.co/hM1XunhqED
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Superpowers for Superheroes. Today, we unveil EagleEye: the family of warfighter augments that place mission command & AI directly into the operator's helmet.
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🎀October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month 🎥At Oxford Population Health, researchers have developed an algorithm to identify different types of breast cancer recurrences using cancer registry data Find out more more ➡️ https://t.co/CEe65OA9VA
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🔎Baby-OSCAR trial: Can ibuprofen treat patent ductus arteriosus in premature infants? 📣The Lancet study found early ibuprofen treatment did not improve neurodevelopmental or respiratory outcomes in premature babies with patent ductus arteriosus ➡️ https://t.co/475tdMujQa
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We found no evidence of an improvement in neurodevelopmental and respiratory outcomes at 24 months’ corrected age, after selective early treatment of a PDA ≥1.5 mm with ibuprofen in children born...
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World Heart Day 🫀 Earlier this month we shared results from the AMALFI trial. AMALFI explored the benefits of wearable ECG patches to diagnose atrial fibrillation, a common heart condition which increases the risk of stroke. 🎞️Learn more ➡️
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🍽️Is the Eatwell Guide still serving the UK well? A review by Mike Rayner suggests revisions should be made to make it a more useful tool for policy makers and consumers Read more ➡️ https://t.co/3QKkaRm6VY
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🧠Any level of alcohol consumption increases risk of dementia This study, led by Oxford Population Health, @YaleMedl, @MRC_BSU and @OxPsychiatry shows even low levels of drinking may increase risk of dementia. Learn more ➡️ https://t.co/U0jJb21tDa
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📣 New research from @HERC_Oxford emphasises the importance of timing of policy intervention for reducing income-related child mental health inequalities. Read the paper 👉
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Background Childhood and adolescence are critical periods of emotional and psychological development, during which socioeconomic factors such as family income may have varying effects on mental...
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📣Apply for our Population Health programmes https://t.co/dnEfLe9jKG ⏰ Open until 2 Dec: MSc in Global Health Science and Epidemiology DPhil in Population Health DPhil in Healthcare Data Science 📅 Open until 8 Jan: MSc in Clinical Trials #PostdocAppreciationWeek
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World Patient Safety Day - call to tackle inequalities in maternal care for Black women. Researchers at @NPEU_Oxford have called for action to address persistent racial inequalities in maternity outcomes and care. Learn more ➡️ https://t.co/GrzYcBwU6M
#WorldPatientSafetyDay
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🧠 Study explores relationship between high blood pressure and vascular dementia Evidence from the Million Women Study shows women with hypertension (high blood pressure) in midlife are at increased risk of vascular dementia as they age. Learn more ➡️
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A new report from the MBRRACE-UK collaboration has been published. The report, co-led by @NPEU_Oxford, presents key recommendations for maternal medicine networks in England for improving the care of women with complex medical, mental health and social needs. ⬇️
The latest MBRRACE-UK Saving Lives, Improving Mothers' Care report on the care of women who died during or up to a year after the end of pregnancy between 2021 and 2023 released today. Read more: https://t.co/tvPecNUHHL
@marianfknight @npeu_oxford @oxford_ndph @Ox_wrh
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🌎 Seeing the bigger picture of public health DPhil student Shaniek Parks reflects on her experience at the @WHO summer school on systems thinking and how it has changed her approach to her research 👉 https://t.co/XTc0UxcjSj
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The results can give doctors confidence in offering the procedure most suited to their patients. Learn more 👉 https://t.co/9XsHgyFk3t
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🔴 Carotid artery stenting and surgery have similar long-term protective affects against stroke 🔴 Both protect against ipsilateral stroke (where symptoms occur on the same side as the stroke) 🔴 Risk of death or disabling stroke 30 days after either procedure was about 1%
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❓What is the best procedure for treating carotid artery disease? 📣We are excited to share long term results from ACST-2, the largest randomised trial comparing stenting and surgery to treat carotid artery disease, a common cause of stroke. #ESCCongress
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At 14:15, Jemma Hopewell is presenting on multiethnic risk for coronary artery diesease in Tunis.
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It's the final day of #ESCCongress 2025! Today, Alison Halliday will be chairing and speaking at the 'Late-breaking Clinical Science: stroke prevention' session at 12:45 where she will be presenting results of the ACST-2 study.
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It turns out building things takes a long time. Come to our IRL event next month [COMMA_CON 2025] to see what the team has been cooking the past 10 years. No LIDAR, maps, test drivers, labeling team, or cone guys here. Just a beautiful end-to-end stack crafted by a tiny team.
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