Professor Alex Richter
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Director of the Clinical Immunology Service, University of Birmingham. Consultant Clinical Immunologist University Hospitals Birmingham.
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21-07-2012 06:47:13
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We are really please to have our paper on Long Covid subtypes out today in Nature Immunology. This project worked with PHOSP-COVID study cohort to delve into what is different in those with persistent symptoms. nature.com/articles/s4159…
Here's a short thread on what we found:
Cabinet Office question from Ellie Reeves on no. people in UK currently out of work due to #LongCovid . Answer given
🔴Most recent estimate July ‘22 - 375,000
🔴Nov 23 - Jan 24 - 2.7m not working/seeking work due to long-term sickness/disability. Can’t say how many due to LC
Team presenting at institute meeting 👇Nick Peters: significant nos of healthcare workers & immunodeficiency patients have no measles antibodies. Jen Heaney: our diagnostic development world aimed at facilitating vaccine uptake in LMICs Immunology and Immunotherapy Adrian Shields Sian Faustini
Thank you 🙏 STRAVINSKY 🙏 For patients with liver disease at below sites that would like to understand what Covid antibody test means email: [email protected] B’ham Oxford Imperial S’hampton Cardiff Glasgow Nottingham Sheffield Leicester Portsmouth Newcastle twitter.com/drlucycjones/s…
It’s so important for researchers to engage with the public to listen to and answer their questions on vaccination
The new British Society for Immunology toolkit provides practical advice for how to approach these #VaccineConversations 👇
immunology.org/public-informa…
“Based on current estimates, #LongCovid costs the NHS £4.2bn a year” - the on going impact from COVID being felt at a personal level but also at a national level
Today, NIHR Research announced the research leaders receiving the prestigious NIHR Senior Investigator Award🏅
We couldn't be more pleased to congratulate our very own Professors Mel Calvert & Richard Riley (R²) on this important recognition!
Read more: birminghambrc.nihr.ac.uk/brc-researcher…