“Burning Matters” 🔥 Honoured to present my work at #EDxConf23 in London. I’m proud to be funded by Brian Conlon Foundation and I’ve had a great time meeting new people that are passionate about cancer prevention and detection, especially in Oesophageal Cancer! QUB Public Health Science and Innovation at Cancer Research UK

Another part time job on the weekends 💙💛 So happy for Portaferry GAC. Senior Hurling Champions!

It’s #PancreaticCancerAwarenessMonth. Symptoms can be caused by lots of things, which can make pancreatic cancer hard to diagnose. It’s important to be checked by a GP if things don’t feel normal for you, or if any symptoms change or get worse. ➡️ nhs.uk/conditions/pan…

Check out a recent blog by me in the Queen's University Belfast 🎓 Student Blog section 🎅🏼🎄😎

A happy girl graduating as a Master of Science in Human Nutrition from Ulster University 🎓 I want to thank everyone at NICHE for their support 💖 I’m excited to continue my research journey in early detection of oesophageal cancer QUB Public Health within my PhD program!

One week exactly until this year's #LessSurvivableCancersAwarenessDay! 🤔 How well do you know some of the key symptoms of these 6 cancers? The signs of brain, liver, lung, stomach, oesophageal, and pancreatic cancers can be hard to spot. Learn some of them today. 👇

📰Queen's and Action Cancer Unveil Insights from New Cancer Survey. Improved mental health support, along with information on and access to community services, is needed to improve cancer care experiences in Northern Ireland. qub.ac.uk/News/Allnews/2…

Queen's University Belfast 🎓 QUB - School of Psychology The Graduate School

.Ashleigh Russell (QUB Public Health Queen's University Belfast 🎓) talks about the cancer data landscape in Northern Ireland: early-onset cancers #CRUKDataConf24 (AB)

Thank you to ⁦Marie-Louise Connolly⁩ for reporting on our ⁦QUB Public Health⁩ ⁦NI Cancer Registry⁩ research on ‘early-onset’ cancers 🙏 Listen again via BBC Sounds to ⁦BBC Radio Ulster⁩ (on at ~8:10am) Also being featured on PM on ⁦BBC Radio 4⁩ ~5:40pm! bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northe…

Today marks World Barrett’s Oesophagus Day! Barrett’s oesophagus is the term used for a potentially pre-cancerous condition where the normal cells lining the oesophagus (also known as the gullet or food pipe) have been replaced with abnormal cells. (🧵1/9)

*NOW ONLINE* one of the most important papers we’ve published Ashleigh Russell Helen Reid Olinda Santin Understanding the treatment experiences of early-onset bowel cancer patients Qualitative research interviewing 21 patients with lived experience onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/po…

The Brian Conlon Foundation are changing lives through their generous support of the Oesophageal Cancer Early Detection Programme The Patrick G Johnston Centre for Cancer Research The programme has funded recruitment of a team who will be dedicated to accelerating the early detection of oesophageal cancer. #LoveQUB

Always worth a reminder. Thanks to Erin for sharing this video on the most common symptoms of Oesophageal Cancer. Early detection can save lives #CatchItEarly instagram.com/reel/C-Fc3U8N-…

Attended the ISDE.net World Congress for Esophageal Diseases these past few days in the beautiful city of Edinburgh! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Best session was the symposium on Non-Endoscopic Screening of Barrett’s - love when a session directly correlates to your current work 🥹

Hard to beat a coffee stop at the applegreen en route! All Ireland Cancer Network (AllCaN) Oesophageal

Brilliant Day at the 1st Cambridge Symposium on Oesophageal Cancer #CamSOC2024 👏🏻 thanks to Early Cancer Institute, University of Cambridge for organising and allowing me to present preliminary results from my study, DIFFERS 🔥Thank you to my funders Brian Conlon Foundation as always ❤️

Honoured to announce that I’ve been recognised as a Queen’s Leader 18-45, a project that highlights graduates that have made an impact in the wider community ✨ Read more about the launch: qub.ac.uk/alumni/18-45/E… Queen's Alumni 🎓 Prof Helen Coleman QUB Public Health Queen's University Belfast 🎓 Brian Conlon Foundation

Busy week topped off by speaking about my research Queen's University Belfast 🎓 Medical Donor Thank You event on Tuesday 👏🏻 lovely to meet with donors, without them research couldn’t happen ⭐️

Great time in Glasgow BSG #BSGLive25 ⭐️⭐️ Lovely to be with the Queen's University Belfast 🎓 Cancer Epi contingent, presenting all our exciting, data-driven research!