Fully funded MD research university lecturer posts @SwanseaMedicine & @ABMHealth advertised. https://t.co/VpWT4Diz0G
Start August 2019. 1:5 Clinical commitment with 4 days a week full time research. Opportunity for #colorectal, pancreatic and plastic surgical research.
Great opportunity for TWO funded surgical clinical lecturer posts in @SwanseaMedicine / @ABMhealth, August 2019 start. Suit post-MRCS surgical trainee. Great track record of success at MD/PhD. Please RT. @HEIW_Deanery @Dukes_Club@ACPGBI@SwanseaCRECT https://t.co/GTcBI6svtQ
Dr Heather Wilkes spotlighting the @cancer_wales funded Raman Blood Test for early detection of bowel cancer as a leading innovation that can make a great difference for improving systems @deanharris81#SingleCancerPathway @1000LivesWales
Great to see BBC Wales picking up our amazing story. Full report due on Wales Today 6.30pm tonight. Well done all involved!
BBC News - Diabetes and obesity: How healthy poo could help https://t.co/JYlbpR7eYh
Prof Dean Harris, Prof Jeff Stephens and Andy Cunningham talking about the Feasibility of faecal microbiota transplantation in the management of obesity and type 2 diabetes trial on tonight's BBC Wales and ITV Wales News @ABMhealth@ResearchWales @SwanseaMedicine @SwanseaUni
Could healthy people's poo be the secret weapon in tackling obesity and type 2 diabetes? Research trial starting soon in Swansea, funded by ABMU and with volunteer donors from @SwanseaUni, aims to find out https://t.co/8KOtVxWt9k #NHSWales
💩 Did you know healthy people's poo could hold the secret to tackling obesity and diabetes?
We're proud to be part of vital research which will see microscopic organisms from volunteers transplanted into bowels of obese people with type 2 diabetes
https://t.co/lJbExiqdgx
Now recruiting patients with recent onset #type2diabetes for a study of gut microbiota transfer @SwanseaMedicine @DRUCymru @DiabetesUK@DiabetesUKCymru https://t.co/c9cyimATui