Directors Dr Helen Malson and Dr Sanni Norweg reflect on the work achieved by Eating Disorders HIT over the past year.This year has been a challenging time due to Covid-19, but we have adapted to new ways of working together and engaging with our collabor...
Informing people about how well the new COVID-19 vaccines work could boost uptake among doubters substantially, according to new research. The study, led by the University of Bristol and published in the British Journal of Health Psychology, shows the im...
A study to help surgical innovations be developed more safely and efficiently has published a ‘core outcome set’ for new surgical techniques and devices in the Annals of Surgery. The COHESIVE study, led by National Institute for Health Research (NIHR)...
Aspirin can reduce the risk of serious cardiovascular events such as ischemic stroke and heart attack in patients with pneumonia, according to new research.Serious cardiovascular complications are common in cases of pneumonia and are strongly associated w...
Bristol Health Partners' Eating Disorders Health Integration Team (EDHIT) is inviting people to take part in an online survey about their experiences of living with an existing or emerging eating disorder during the COVID-19 pandemic. This research study...
The Eating Disorders Health Integration Team (EDHIT) would like to say a very fond farewell to Professor Peter Rogers who will be retiring from the University of Bristol this July. Peter has led the Research workstream of EDHIT since the HIT began 2016.
New guidance for GPs and other health professionals on how to interpret and communicate results from Lateral Flow Device (LFDs) tests based on the current understanding of the tests’ performance is published in the BMJ. Researchers from the Universities...
Throughout the coronavirus pandemic, scientific research has been widely used to communicate about the disease to the public. New research to understand public views of coronavirus science has found that confidence in science among people in England from...
Bristol Walk Fest adapted its programme of walks for 2021 to make more available online and to download for free via the walking app Go Jauntly, encouraging Bristolians to get out safely with friends and family and reconnect with their city after lockdown...
An immunocompromised individual with the longest known PCR confirmed case of SARS-CoV-2 infection, lasting more than 290 days, has been successfully treated with two investigational monoclonal antibodies (laboratory engineered antibodies). Clinicians and...
22 October
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22 October
RT @LeratoDunn: So many wonderful films created by Hazel Hammond and team @LizGClarke @tomstubbs_uk. Dancing hands might be one of my favor…
22 October
RT @BristolBRC: The latest edition of our newsletter is out now! 🎉 Packed full of stories, from COVID-19 boosters and surgical innovations…
22 October
Online? Face-to-face? Or a mix? @ARC_West moved training courses online in 2021. Now they need your input to plan w… https://t.co/eQ5g1mgz4q
21 October
RT @SouthGlosDEN: Save the date - @SGDEN online event and AGM Our next event on Thurs 2nd December 4pm, around International Day of People…
