Amrita Vijay

Research Fellow in Diet & Microbiome

[Uni of Nottingham Press Office @UoNPressOffice]

A new study, led by @amrita114 @MedicineUoN has found that combining certain types of dietary supplements is more effective than single prebiotics or omega-3 in supporting immune and metabolic health

Read more ▶️ https://t.co/H3amMtlzHt

[Amrita Vijay @amrita114]

Had a fantastic day speaking at the London Microbiome Conference, brilliantly organized by Emily Leeming and Dominic Farsi! It was an honor to share the stage with leading experts in the field and great opportunity to network and collaborate. #microbiome #UniofNottingham

[Food4Years Ageing Network @Food4Years]

Just wrapped up a productive and inspiring writing retreat at Missenden Abbey with an amazing group of colleagues! ✍️
We shared ideas, refined our manuscripts, and enjoyed the beautiful surroundings. Thank you to everyone who joined us! ✨

[Dr Joanne Stocks @JoStocks]

Had a inspiring night of networking at the Nottingham Healthcare Innovation Platform’s event last night to explore opportunities for developing and measuring biomarkers and great to catch-up in person with fellow @UoNPainCentre and microbiome researchers @aphroditek5 & @amrita114

[NottmBRCLiver&GI @NottmBRCLiverGI]

Food Group Tree based analysis of south-Indian Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease has been listed for ‘Nutrients 2024 Best Paper Award’.

Read the article here: https://t.co/1gYGcn6hJa.
@Nutrients_MDPI

[ResearchNUH @ResearchNuh]

"Telling Indians to eat as though they're Mediterranean will never work - the Indian diet is rich and diverse" - Prof Guru Aithal on a new food-group analysis of liver disease. https://t.co/YzS6P14UQf

[Amrita Vijay @amrita114]

@sacadima_ds @VFSGlobal @sacadima_ds - nothing yet. Applying to the one in Manchester

[Amrita Vijay @amrita114]

@VFSGlobal I’ve been trying to book an appointment for a short stay tourist visa to Europe for a over 2 weeks now with none available! Please open up more slots as there’s also an issue with applying within your specific jurisdiction which narrows down options even further!

[Amrita Vijay @amrita114]

@vfsglobalcare Thanks @VFSGlobal. I’ll continue to check on an hourly basis! Will be very useful if the Greek embassy had a few more slots available as they’ve been booked out for a while now

[Amrita Vijay @amrita114]

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[Amrita Vijay @amrita114]

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[NIHR BRC Nottingham @NottmBRC]

NEW PODCAST: @NottmBRCLiverGI researcher @amrita114 has a paper in Nature Medicine on #clinicalresearch into melanoma and the gut microbiome. (link in podcast notes)
https://t.co/gMYLWdla7i

[King's College London @KingsCollegeLon]

The largest study to date has confirmed the link between the gut microbiome and the response to cancer immunotherapy therapy for melanoma.

@timspector @kingsmedicine

Find out more here👇
https://t.co/kAXGPQ4s8o

[Uni of Nottingham Press Office @UoNPressOffice]

Did you know that exercising increases the body's own cannabis-like substances - which helps arthritis? read @MiriamStoppard @DailyMirror writing about @amrita114 @MedicineUoN study https://t.co/M4sUhidaGJ #exercise #arthritis

[NIHR BRC Nottingham @NottmBRC]

Custom-designed diets that can change gut microbes to help reduce heart and metabolic diseases could be reality in five years, say Nottingham researchers, including @NottmBRCMSK @amrita114 and Prof Ana Valdes (below) https://t.co/6Bq5rvr1oa @NottmJRO #clinicalresearch

[Uni of Nottingham Press Office @UoNPressOffice]

Study by the @UniofNottingham has found that exercise reduces inflammation and could potentially help treat condition such as arthritis, cancer and heart disease.

Read more in @HCMmag ➡️ https://t.co/e9n6x8jdLY

#WeAreUoN

[Uni of Nottingham Press Office @UoNPressOffice]

Experts @MedicineUoN have found that exercise can help treat arthritis by producing the body's own 'cannabis' type substance, which reduces inflammation - read @Daily_Express https://t.co/jMPoaU6Vml #WeareUoN

[Amrita Vijay @amrita114]

Exercise increases the body’s own cannabis-like substances, which in turn helps reduce inflammation says a study led by @amrita114 at the @UniofNottingham. Read more in @Healthline ➡️ https://t.co/immfKWA7xV #WeAreUoN @MedicineUoN : https://t.co/2lrWC05lTU

[Uni of Nottingham Press Office @UoNPressOffice]

A study led by @amrita114 @MedicineUoN and @aphroditek5 has found that #exercise reduces inflammation and increases the body's own 'cannabis' read more @phuketimes #WeAreUoN https://t.co/EZn2uuovrR

[Uni of Nottingham Press Office @UoNPressOffice]

Exercise increases the body’s own cannabis-like substances, which in turn helps reduce inflammation and could potentially help treat certain conditions such as #arthritis, #cancer and #heartDisease.- says a study led by @amrita114 @MedicineUoN #WeAreUoN https://t.co/7BnS3R69hq