Ting Cai

[Ting Cai @TingCai1004]

Excited to share our prediction model for statin muscle side effects published on @LancetDigitalH, with a risk calculator available in @OxUInnovation software store. We hope this tool could help address concerns and support well-informed decision making about statin treatment.

[The Lancet Digital Health @LancetDigitalH]

NEW Research: Predicting the risk of serious muscle disorders in individuals eligible for statin treatment in England: derivation and validation of a clinical prediction model. @TingCai1004 @jamessheppard48

Read it here: https://t.co/ge2nuCot1h

[Ting Cai @TingCai1004]

Great internship opportunities at Oxford! I am looking for students with enthusiasm for Applied Machine Learning in medical research and Health Data Sciences to join our exciting project DRIVEN (Drug Repurposing and targetIng for dementia preVENtion) 💻💊 https://t.co/HA6cH9JEAQ

[Ting Cai @TingCai1004]

This week I successfully passed my DPhil viva! I am so grateful to my supervisors @jamessheppard48, Richard Hobbs, @constantinos989, Jennifer Hirst, and @BrianDNicholson for all their support and guidance, also to my examiners @prof_mant and @oke_jason who recognised my work.

[Ting Cai @TingCai1004]

@oke_jason Thank you so much Jason!

[Ting Cai @TingCai1004]

@RichardJMcManus Thanks for your support Richard!

[Ting Cai @TingCai1004]

@AElGOHARY87 Thank you!

[Ting Cai @TingCai1004]

Excited to be awarded #BIHS2022 Poster Prize.
Many thanks to my supervisor @jamessheppard48, the funder of my DPhil study @TheBHF, and my department @OxPrimaryCare.

[Ting Cai @TingCai1004]

We are at #BIHS2022

[Ting Cai @TingCai1004]

In line with the theme of #ICPE22： advancing pharmacoepidemiology and real-world evidence, our study developed a prediction tool using the advanced competing risk model with routine healthcare records for the risk of the most concerning adverse event of statins.

[Ting Cai @TingCai1004]

@AmeliaTalbot @OxPrimaryCare Thanks Amelia!

[Ting Cai @TingCai1004]

@OxPrimaryCare @TheBHF

[Ting Cai @TingCai1004]

Check out my poster at #EASCongress2022
A prediction tool of potential adverse event for statin treatment.

[The BMJ @bmj_latest]

What can the world learn from China’s response to SARS-CoV-2? This collection of articles sheds light on China’s pandemic experience and draws out lessons for the rest of the world https://t.co/fpPgUZR2ti

[Ting Cai @TingCai1004]

Brilliant Julian! It's really important that all the evidence/models/tools we created to support treatment decision making can be properly used in clinical practice. Your work is very valuable!

[The British Journal of General Practice @BJGPjournal]

This 2-minute video highlights GPs' use of quantitative data in decision making during consultations for long-term conditions https://t.co/vRb1k7wBju

@JulianTreadwel1 @trishgreenhalgh @OxPrimaryCare

[Nicholas Jones @drnrjones]

Anticoagulation is critical to reduce stroke risk in people with #AFib, but how can healthcare systems deliver this service most cost-effectively? Our #systematicreview in @TH_Journal, aims to find out: ttp://www.thieme-connect.com/products/ejournals/abstract/10.1055/a-1515-9428

[OxPrimaryCareSci @OxPrimaryCare]

DPhil student Ting Cai's first academic paper is out in @bmj_latest today: showing that the balance of benefit to harm of statin treatment is "generally favourable".

@TingCai1004 @TheBHF #primarycare #gpnews

BMJ: https://t.co/INovVlWVr1

Summary:⬇️https://t.co/RyDK4SZkzU

[Ting Cai @TingCai1004]

@generalsurgeon_ @bmj_latest A full statement of conflict of interests has been reported at the end of the paper.

[Ting Cai @TingCai1004]

Our study published today on the BMJ, showing the benefit-to-harm balance of statins is generally favourable for primary prevention of cardiovascular disease. This should alleviate some concerns from patients and clinians. @bmj_latest #Statin

[BMJ Group @bmj_company]

A new @bmj_latest study suggests benefit-to-harm balance of statins for healthy adults “generally favourable” https://t.co/8JcAgoAoIv @jamessheppard48 @TingCai1004

[Ting Cai @TingCai1004]

@physiomoore This is not a IPD meta-analysis. The data used for the analyses of each outcome are shown in the forest plots in the supplement.

[Ting Cai @TingCai1004]

@JulianTreadwel1 Thanks Julian. Hope this is helpful for clinical practice.

[Ting Cai @TingCai1004]

Thank the BHF for funding my project and their continuing support for cardiovascular research! @TheBHF