Congratulations to our coordinating research midwife @SeasiderEm of @MFH_research at @MFT_SaintMarys who recruited the very first participant to the RESPIRE-I study! RESPIRE-I will be the first study to directly measure home air pollution and its link to pregnancy health.
Dr Sophie Reed and PhD student Tyler Joseph presented their work on air pollution and plastic effects in pregnancy last week at the first Women's Health Conference in Cambridge! Thank you to Wellcome Connecting Science for hosting such a fab event! #WomensHealth2025
Here's Dr Kirsty Meldrum presenting her work within the RESPIRE project at the UK Clean Air Conference 2024! Kirsty's work focuses on using in vitro lung models to establish the potential risk of inhalation of indoor air pollution components and various allergens. #AirPollution
Here's Dr Sophie Reed presenting her work within the RESPIRE project at the UK Clean Air Conference 2024! Sophie's work focuses on the effects of air pollution in pregnancy using ex vivo models. #AirPollution#CleanAir
A chance to present your #airpollution research at this December's @RoySocChem conference.
Come along and hear from members of AQEG and COMEAP on their work.
Call for abstracts and registration is open now.
See you there.
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The RESPIRE Consortium is studying how air pollution impacts pregnancy and neonatal health!🤰
Our researchers hope to gain a better understanding of these detrimental affects, to improve quality of life for mothers and their children. 👨🔬👩🔬
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HRA/NHS REC Favourable Opinion has been received for the RESPIRE-I study. RESPIRE-I will collect data to understand indoor & outdoor air pollution exposure & its effects in pregnancy. Thanks to ECR @kirstyv95 for achieving this milestone! Recruitment is expected to start Oct 2024
🚨 New research alert! 🚨 Dr. Kirsty Meldrum's latest paper explores the toxic effects of indoor air pollution on the alveolar barrier, comparing impacts on healthy vs. inflamed models. 🧬🏠 #Toxicology#RespiratoryHealth
https://t.co/DYWVIbHOoh
These are 7 actions governments can take to reduce #AirPollution and save lives. WHO calls on governments, cities and partners to join our aspiration to reduce 2/3 of air pollution deaths by 2030.
Let's #BreatheLife.
Join us on Wednesday for a #ScienceOnThe7th discussion with Mark Miller @EdinburghUni about air pollution and cardiovascular health.
⏰ 10 AM EDT | 2 PM GMT | 5 PM EAT | 7:30 PM IST
Tune in here: https://t.co/F6t7Not9bm
#AirQuality#CleanAirForAll
🤱🤰🏭At #RESPIREconsortium we're studying how air pollution impacts pregnancy and neonatal health!
👩🔬Our researchers hope to gain a better understanding of these detrimental affects, to improve quality of life for mothers and their children.
Please follow for updates!📢