Championing research inclusion at Festival of Digital Health
The BNSSG diverse Research Engagement Network was strongly represented at a Festival of Digital…
New study finds routine vaccination holds key to reducing future mpox outbreaks in England
Continuing to vaccinate for mpox through a routine targeted programme for gay and bisexual men…
Bringing Voices Together: local stakeholders unite to discuss disordered eating and eating disorders
The Eating Disorder Health Integration Team (EDHIT) held a stakeholder discussion event on disordered…
World Continence Week: download CONfidence app for practical advice on bladder and bowel leakage
This World Continence Week (16-22 June 2025), the Bladder and Bowel Confidence (BABCON) HIT…
North Bristol NHS Trust opens a new Bristol 3D Medical Centre
North Bristol NHS Trust (NBT) has opened an innovative new centre for 3D scanning and…
Trauma-informed training for those working in health and care research
Thanks to support from Bristol Health Partners, a new training programme is helping people in…
Dementia HIT welcomes new co-director
Virginia Wild is the new co-director for our Dementia Health Integration Team (HIT). A…
OPINION: People who work in research don't look like me. I want to change that.
Coming from Zimbabwe, it has always been hammered into me that education was the only…
HIV and Hepatitis awareness campaign for tattoo and piercing artists
Discrimination against people living with HIV and Hepatitis is a big issue in beauty settings,…
Image library launched to address lack of diverse photography in healthcare
A new photo library has launched to address the shortage of images available showing health conditions…
Showcasing dementia research in Weston-super-Mare
Our ‘Dementia Research and Me’ day proved a hit with people with dementia, their families,…
Voices of the Unheard: how African- and Caribbean-heritage men seek help for their health
Community mental health organisation, Nilaari, has completed informal research exploring how African- and Caribbean-heritage men…
