Kidney Disease HIT welcomes new leadership team
One of Bristol Health Partners’ longest-standing Health Integration Teams – the Kidney Disease HIT –…
Public contributors pose the questions on national Public Involvement anniversary
Bristol Health Partners works with organisations across the UK to bring about changes which will…
First UK patient sees the benefits of new adaptive Deep Brain Stimulation
John Morgan received a unique gift for his 51st birthday – becoming the first person…
Bristol study awarded £5.2 million to continue groundbreaking health research across three generations
The Children of the 90s health study at the University of Bristol, which researches…
Paramedics in GP surgeries may ease workload but not NHS costs, study finds
Paramedics working in GP surgeries help reduce GP workload but do not contribute to…
UWE Bristol academic joins immunisations HIT
Bristol Immunisation Group (BIG HIT) is delighted to welcome Dr Ilhem Berrou as a new…
Procedures for moderating self-harm and suicide content online are inadequate, study finds
Online platforms need to improve the ways they moderate self-harm and suicide content, to keep…
Mechanical heart valve replacements have better long-term survival, study finds
Patients aged between 50 to 70 years with a mechanical heart valve replacement had better long-term…
Moderate-to-vigorous physical activity in childhood may protect 60% of 13-year-olds from smoking their first tobacco cigarette
Teenagers may be less likely to start tobacco smoking if they take part in moderate-to-vigorous…
Video explores impact of co-production in research through zine-making workshop
A new video produced with NIHR ARC West’s support explores the results of a…
Opinion: ‘We’re ensuring people have access to diverse images for healthcare’
Flicking through the pages of academic medical textbooks back in 2022, our team spotted a…
Bristol hosts Fast-Track Cities UK and Ireland HIV conference
Bristol was the host city for the annual Fast-Track Cities UK & Ireland conference on…
