Thank you @SkyNews for having our CEO Emma Cox on air this morning, raising awareness of endometriosis and the common symptoms.
#EndometriosisActionMonth
This must-attend online event brings together cutting-edge research and evidence with the latest clinical updates on emerging issues in subfertility and assisted conception. Register today: https://t.co/BupL09we6u
St George Street is pleased to announce the publication in Lancet eClinicalMedicine detailing the ARCADIA clinical trial which investigated AZD1656 for people with diabetes and COVID-19: https://t.co/JoRiCShA0V
St George Street Capital are delighted to announce the publication of our protocol paper in the peer-reviewed journal BMJ Open, which discusses our approach to the ARCADIA clinical trial in COVID19. https://t.co/p7Ze7UXeov
St George Street Capital are delighted to announce preliminary findings from the ARCADIA trial investigating AZD1656 as a potential new treatment for people with diabetes and COVID-19. Strong trends of reduced mortality were seen in the AZD1656 group. More details on our website.
We would like to thank all our hospital sites for coming back to us with our queries to help complete the data set during this busy time and to our patients who agreed to participate in the trial. (2/2)
St George Street is delighted to announce that we have completed data collection for ARCADIA and have now achieved the major milestone of database lock. The ARCADIA data is now ready for analysis by our statisticians. (1/2)
St George Street's Head of Clinical Development, Jamie Chorlton, will be discussing our plans for a clinical trial in #maleinfertility at PET's event 'What's In the Pipeline for Male Infertility?' Link to the event below!
https://t.co/SZ03sDbd5Y
Register now for PET's free online event What's In The Pipeline for Male Infertility? on Wed 16 Jun 21 5.30-7pm BST. Speakers: Dr Sarah Martins da Silva, Professor Robert Brannigan, Jamie Chorlton & Dr Tiffany Wood. Register at https://t.co/7YwnKxGLvd #fertilitypipeline@scotgov
Dr Sarah Martins Da Silva discusses the future of male infertility and the collaboration with St George Street in this video #maleinfertility
https://t.co/e90BjZ70k7 via @YouTube
St George Street is pleased to announce that our final patient on the ARCADIA clinical trial has now completed the trial. We would like to thank all of the patients who took part in our trial, without your participation such research into new treatments would not be possible.
St George Street is delighted to announce the ARCADIA clinical trial has completed recruitment with 156 patients enrolled to the trial. Across the 3 countries 74 were recruited from the UK, 49 from the Czech Republic and 33 from Romania. Please see our website for further details
Interesting perspective on the impact of an aging population and solutions to address this in Scotland. A report by the Scottish Government has proposed increasing IVF on the NHS to grow the population. https://t.co/A8rFFkXgw2
With between 1 in 10 and 1 in 20 people suffering from long COVID in the UK following COVID19 infection, new research into potential treatments is urgently required.
You can join in our big thank you to those who've made #COVID19 research possible over the last year. #ResearchVsCovid
Share your thanks via https://t.co/CXe6vvD8uZ
St George Street conducted its second safety review of the Arcadia trial on 26th February. As found in the first review, there were no Serious Adverse Reactions from patients on the trial and the safety review committee unanimously agreed the trial should continue.
Posting on International Women's Day an interesting article by Turner et al regarding treatment for male infertility.
"Male Infertility is a Women's Health Issue-Research and Clinical Evaluation of Male Infertility Is Needed" https://t.co/p3nZpsE1HW
St George Street talk about some of the issues with the current treatment offered for male infertility and why this needs to change. Read more here:
Why are there no drugs to treat male infertility? https://t.co/cZMtpbZhSV
A powerful story on the BBC where Jordan describes COVID triggering diabetes which he lived with for 6 months without knowing. It was diagnosed when he was taken into hospital last September with a blood glucose of 127mmol/L. A normal level is 5-7mmol/L. https://t.co/85MmPj7Bpj
The economist last week led with an article stating COVID19 may become endemic, hence we will need treatments in addition to vaccines for COVID19 due to 3 issues:
1) imperfect vaccine distribution
2) viral mutations
3) imperfect uptake of vaccines
https://t.co/qTUHRXeG8y