As part of the OneLab European project on pandemic preparedness, we're exploring public awareness of mass pathogen testing! 🦠💡
🕒 Please help us and take the ONELAB Flash Survey—just 5 minutes to share your thoughts!
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Today is World Asthma Day! GINA emphasizes the need to ensure that people with asthma can access inhaled medications - Make Inhaled Treatments Accessible for ALL.
Download the new 2025 report here: https://t.co/j6UBMTHBsU
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We kindly invite you to spend some of your spare time to participate in a questionnaire on "Citizens' awareness and acceptance of Mass Community disease detection Testing".
Link:https://t.co/r5YhVlsSVy
Ottanta anni fa, il 25 luglio 1943, il criminale di guerra Benito Mussolini, del quale il nostro Presidente del Senato ha a lungo conservato - fino a qualche mese fa - una statuetta celebrativa, venne cacciato dai suoi stessi sgherri.
La nomina di Ignazio Benito La Russa a seconda carica dello Stato rimane il più grande vilipendio alla memoria dei padri costituenti dalla fine della Seconda guerra mondiale. L’idea che un erede diretto di quella tradizione politica possa assurgere ai vertici massimi della Repubblica descrive bene le ragioni per le quali una destra tanto rozza e ignorante (a tratti caricaturale, ma non per questo meno pericolosa) abbia conquistato il potere in Italia e non in Spagna o in Germania.
Camera et al. report that a pathophysiological fatigue mechanism is shared across multiple sclerosis, AQP4 neuromyelitis optica spectrum disorder, and myelin oligodendrocyte glycoprotein-antibody disease. @Vale_Camera_MD https://t.co/3zR6ig9hre
Normalizing non-linear career paths requires that we decouple age from career milestones in talking about success.
No single path is better than others, and those who take circuitous paths contribute a wealth of wisdom that they’ve learned along the way.
It's been great to meet various 🫁 researchers at #LungSummit and learn a lot about why "Lungs are more than an organ of gas exchange".
Thanks to the @physoc and @BritPharmSoc for organising this joint event.
And well done Dom and Haopeng for presenting our group research!
On to flash poster presentations. Prof Peter Robbins @UniofOxford starts us off with an analogy of chewing gum on pavement representing disease in the lung, with his poster: 'Computed cardiopulmonography: A technology for more efficient clinical trials in respiratory medicine?'.
I'm thrilled and honoured to receive the EPSRC BIOREME Fellowship. Thanks to Prof G. Ritchie and Prof I. Pavord for the support and to the @BIOREMEnet for the great opportunity to continue my research @OxfordChemistry.
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