Exciting news for the #NAFLDBioResource, which we lead w/ NIHR Newcastle BRC & NIHR Nottingham BRC: our team at University Hospitals Birmingham recruited our 400th Birmingham patient yesterday!🎉 Find out how the NIHR BioResource is helping advance research into #LiverDisease: bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/centres-progra… #WorldLiverDay

This #DNADay help make the future 🧬‍Our DNA can help decipher some of the most pressing health challenges we face. Any family with children aged 0 –15 can help children’s health research from home. Please re-share and be part of DNA history. Join today: bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/dcyphr/

Today is #InternationalNursesDay🙌This years theme is 'Our Nurses. Our Future. The economic power of care.' A huge thank you to all nurses for your hard work including our amazing NIHR Newcastle CRF team who are the backbone of the BioResource and committed to recruiting volunteers👏

Well done to everyone involved👏 A fantastic achievement🥳

Well done to MorecambeBayNHSTrust on recruiting a massive 700 participants to IMID BioResource 👏 Thank you for all your hard work🎉 NIHR BioResource

Well done to everyone involved on this amazing milestone🎉👏

It was great to be part of this event talking to the local community groups about our Bioresource and raising awareness of Health Research 👏

Today is World Sjögren's Day🎉 Primary Sjögren’s syndrome is a long term condition and can have a big impact on daily life. Newcastle BioResource lead the Rare Disease Sjögren's project to develop new diagnosis and treatments 👏

Today is the #WorldHepatitisDay 🙌 This year’s theme is: ‘it’s time for action”. Our BioResource understands the importance of timely action and it is contributing to accelerate health research for better prevention, diagnosis and treatment 🧬🌎

🧬 BioResource volunteers contributed to research from The Crick which identified a new pathway as the principal driver of #IBD. This, published in nature, could lead to new treatments using existing drugs. 🔬Learn more: bit.ly/4c5bvOD #Genetics #IBDResearch

The #NAFLDBioResource have recruited a fantastic 4000 participants👏 We are so proud to be a #NAFLD centre and to have played a role in this amazing achievement! Well done and a huge thank you to everyone involved 🎉🥳 NIHR Birmingham Biomedical Research Centre

A huge thank you to our brilliant sites, colleagues and volunteers for their hard work 👏🥳

Would you like to join our BioResource? Monty, our community health bus will be at Dobson House (NE3 3PF) tomorrow between 9am-2pm. Come along and make a difference to research 🙌🚍 NGPS

August is a month dedicated to raising awareness about Psoriasis, a chronic autoimmune condition that affects the skin. We are proud to be one of the 3 IMID BioResource Centres supporting research into Psoriasis. 🙌 #PsoriasisAwarenessMonth

“We want to understand about the health, and diseases, of everybody.” Watch the short video to hear what else Cambridge University Professor Giles Yeo thinks everyone should hear. bioresource.nihr.ac.uk/d-cyphr/ #DCYPHR #GilesYeo #HealthResearch

Our BioResource is dedicated to advancing research on the causes of #NAFLD (Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease) and enhancing treatments or finding a cure. Join us in our mission! 👏 Learn more 👉 bit.ly/3YNrnm5 NIHR Birmingham Biomedical Research Centre #HealthResearch

📢 Calling all research volunteers! If you’re already part of our BioResource, help us spread the word by sharing our post. If you haven’t volunteered yet, reach out to us at [email protected] Let’s make a difference together! #ResearchVolunteers #ScienceCommunity

Improving Black Health Outcomes (IBHO) BioResource is live! Participants have already joined from across the country. Improving Black Health Outcomes focuses on conditions disproportionately affecting #Black communities Collab w/King's College London + Genomics England bit.ly/IBHO1 for info!

Are you interested in joining a panel of volunteers in the fight against rare and common diseases? 🧬 Contact us at: [email protected] #ResearchVolunteers #ScienceCommunity #MedicalResearch #Newcastle

Sickle cell disease is the UK's most fastest-growing genetic blood disorder. 🩸 The NIHR BioResource continues to facilitate research into this condition, which is a focused arm of the new programme Improving Black Health Outcomes in collaboration with Genomics England. 👏🏾 #SickleCellAwarenessMonth