Excited to share my newest publication! Here I conducted a PheWAS of endometriosis in the UKB, finding an association with lower testosterone levels 🧐, which were supported in follow up genomic analyses! Generated a lot of interesting discussion on the origins of endometriosis
New Research paper from @IsabelleMcGr et al.: Polygenic risk score phenome-wide association study reveals an association between #endometriosis and testosterone: https://t.co/ZBeBkn4eJH
Laura lives with #endometriosis and is no stranger to the debilitating pain that it can cause.
Donate to IMB's endometriosis research fund this #UQGivingDay and help us understand this disease and find new ways to treat the pain.
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#Endometriosis affects nearly 1 million Australians and is as common as asthma.
Exciting technology means we are closer than ever to understanding its cause but more research is still needed.
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This #UQGivingDay, IMB is raising funds to support life-changing research aimed at improving diagnosis times, earlier intervention and targeted treatments to ease the burden for those living with #endometriosis and their families.
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Join us on Tuesday 17th of October for our next Last Lecture, featuring Dr Samantha Stehbens!
Dr Stehbens will reflect on their career, discussing the ups and downs, and the important things they have learnt along the way.
This seminar is not one to be missed! See you there!
Can your research be a work of art?
We're excited to announce our Paint n Sip event on Friday 13 October, hosted in the lead up to the Jo Underhill Art Competition! Starting from 4pm on the QBP Rooftop, all supplies will be provided, just bring your best idea! See you there!
Last Saturday, we proudly marched through the streets of Meanjin/Brisbane to show our support for the #LGBTQI+ community and advocate for a future of equality and inclusivity.
Thank you to everyone who was able to join us 🏳️🌈
#BrisbanePride#BrisbanePrideMarch@SIMBAatUQ
I'm thrilled to share my paper "Genomic characterisation of the overlap of endometriosis with 76 comorbidities identifies pleiotropic and causal mechanisms underlying disease risk" has been published in Human Genetics! Read here! https://t.co/fI6vmor3qy
This work highlights endometriosis as a chronic systemic disease, with genetic explanations for many of its comorbid traits and disorders. Important implications for understanding endometriosis, as well as for holistic treatment of endometriosis patients!
Join us this July for our annual student symposium!! Registration is now open and we invite everyone to come along and support the our amazing students!
Register now! https://t.co/rB9h28e01t
Get keen for our next last lecture series featuring Associate Professor Timothy Mercer! Join us in the large seminar room (3.142) on the 5th of July at 12 noon!
Don't forget to register your place for the student networking lunch post-lecture! See you there!
We are excited to present the first Last Lecture of 2023! We will are fortunate to be joined by Deputy Director (Research) Professor Denise Doolan who will be sharing her phenomenal career. This is an in-person event, so join us in the Large Seminar room (3.142).
See you there!
This is the first paper from my PhD, so a huge thanks to my co-authors and PhD supervisors, Dr @SallyMortlock and Professor Grant Montgomery, for their contributions to this manuscript!
I'm excited to share my review was published this week with Human Reproduction Update! We take a deep dive into the literature using genetics to explain the link between endometriosis and its comorbid conditions https://t.co/IlZoMz5QY0