Even though I'm trying not to use this app anymore, I thought I'd share this! Take a look if you want to find out a little bit more about my research on #asthma#pericyte#therapeutics
Welcome our ECP Dr Rebecca Bignold, a Research Fellow from Aston University. Dr Bignoldโs research focuses on elucidating the role of pericytes in airway remodeling associated with allergic asthma ๐คง
More here: https://t.co/2KeKtJmKAc
After a travel day yesterday totalling over 22 hours, I've finally made it to Winnipeg for the YIM2024 conference!! ๐จ๐ฆ๐ซ #asthma#earlycareerresearcher
Fantastic time today at #miflow2024. Very insightful presentations from all involved. Thanks @miflowgroup for organising a great conference and for voting me 2nd place for my oral presentation! #Midlandsinnovation#flowcytometry
Proud that research from my PhD and postdoc has been selected to be part of this scheme. I'm looking forward to collaborating with others to develop our new asthma therapeutic! ๐ซ
Are you curious about #pericytes and what they do in the lung, both in health and disease? Then you may be interested in reading our recently published #review article!
#lunghealth#lungdisease
https://t.co/DYwxB2ezxL
Very excited for the launch of the 2022 ABPI Industry-Academic Links Report! This is a project I co-ordinated as part of my internship with the @ABPI_UK. Please check it out below!
In this week's UKRI bulletin: Developing a long term treatment to asthma, a lab in a suitcase and how sunlight could charge your phone in future โ๏ธ
Read it here: https://t.co/L6qozG0eGW
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๏ฟฝ๏ฟฝ๏ฟฝ| "By targeting the changes in the airway directly, this approach could offer a more effective treatment than those already available, particularly for those don't respond to steroids"
๐Dr Jill Johnson @AstonBioscience
#TeamAston
๐https://t.co/cXoyOElf44 via @NewsMedical
A potential long-term treatment for asthma โ the chronic and incurable condition in which your body occasionally forgets how to breathe โ is showing promise, a new study in mice suggests. https://t.co/dBceQQDlKC
๐ฐ| Potential long-term treatment for asthma found - new research
๐Dr Jill Johnson @AstonBioscience and researchers @imperialcollege have developed a new approach that tackles one of the causes of asthma, not just its symptoms
#TeamAston
๐https://t.co/f0kjyYsHGh
Just under 5.5 million people in the UK receive treatment for asthma and around 1,200 people die of the disease each year.
A possible way to tackle one of the underlying causes of asthma has been developed by researchers from Aston University and Imperial College London!๐