
Jennifer Pollock
@_jenpollock
📍 Post-Doctoral Researcher in Respiratory Research at @dundeeuni @UoDMedicine / 🎓 MSci Immunology graduate from @uofglasgow
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07-02-2022 13:54:50
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Sharing data from EMBARC-BRIDGE cilia sub-study at #WBConf2024 🦠 thank you Dr Arietta Spinou and Felix Ringshausen for the interesting discussion!




Beautiful talk by Merete Long - lots of beautiful data, presented expertly and lots of insightful questions. James D Chalmers #WBConf24 Lena Group Respiratory Hub 🫁


For most of the past 3 decades, bronchiectasis has been treated as an infectious disease. A new Review in The Lancet Respiratory Medicine argues that bronchiectasis is primarily a chronic inflammatory disease and introduces a novel concept of disease activity: hubs.li/Q02FqqBl0




That’s a wrap for the Dundee respiratory research group at #ERSCongress The best team ❤️ UoD Medicine Asthma + Lung UK Scotland Asthma + Lung UK Research ERS European Lung Foundation EMBARC


Thank you to everyone who attended the EMBARC #ERSCongress2024 meeting in Vienna. See you in Amsterdam 🇳🇱 #weregoingtoneedabiggerroom James D Chalmers Amelia Shoemark



Meet our newest ATS PI-TB Assembly #EarlyCareer 🌟Highlight🌟, Dr. Jennifer Pollock! She studies eosinophilic #bronchiectasis endotype 🧬, and in her free time, she likes to 🧶 knit baby hats! Her advice to trainees? Don't be afraid to network, even if it feels a little awkward at first!



Just out CHEST A detailed study of Aspergillus disease in the EMBARC registry ABPA, Asp sensitization and raised Asp IgG all linked to poorer outcomes in bronchiectasis. Testing across Europe is patchy! 👏👏 Jennifer Pollock UoD Medicine ERS journal.chestnet.org/article/S0012-…


New paper just out in CHEST A blood biomarker for NTM infection in people with bronchiectasis! Anti-GPL core antibodies show high accuracy to identify NTM infection in BE patients Congratulations Hayoung Choi Amelia Shoemark Merete Long UoD Medicine journal.chestnet.org/action/showPdf…

What is the future for inhaled antibiotics? New paper just published from the brilliant Emma Johnson explores inhaled antibiotic trials, future directions and how these treatments might fit into an evolving landscape tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…



Exciting to see our preprint on endotypes of bronchiectasis patients with PA and how to reduce inconsistencies in ciprofloxacin trials. Awesome team effort including the UoD Medicine respiratory research group, James D Chalmers disq.us/t/4rxtz0k
