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To all who still have -in 2024- have 'unconscious' (!) bias towards #Racism? Have a read of this -if you belong to academia And do better Rather than wonder why uptake of X & Y is patchy (H/T Prof Kamlesh Khunti for flag) Do. Better. It's 2024. Link: jclinepi.com/article/S0895-…

#openaccess Most UK cardiovascular disease trial protocols feature criteria that exclude ethnic minority participants: systematic review - Journal of Clinical Epidemiology jclinepi.com/article/S0895-…

The case for Trials Methodology Research in India is now out in The Lancet Reg Health-Southeast Asia, from our team member alongside Indian colleagues. Bristol Population Health Science Institute @CSR_Bris BristolUni International Research Development Elizabeth Blackwell Institute MRC-NIHR Trials Methodology Research Partnership Medical Research Council Wellcome Economic and Social Research Council Global Challenges Research Fund (GCRF) DBT/WT India Alliance NIHR Global Health

People in #Gaza are in extreme peril while the world watches on. No one can claim “I did not know” as the images, footage and voices of unspeakable suffering continue. We cannot turn a blind eye to this human tragedy any longer.

If you're a current/prospective PhD student from India, esp. of Kashmiri origin, look into University of Bristol's Zutshi-Smith scholarship (for some reason, can't post link). It's open to students with an offer of a PhD from University of Bristol. Happy to help/connect...

On the occasion of #DrAmbedkarJayanti, we are proud to announce the launch of our third cohort of the Global Scholars Program (GSP) for Master's and PhD aspirants from marginalised communities. For more info and application please visit: eklavyaindia.org/gsp

People often ask me why I do trial methodology research in South Asia - Well, now there is a beautifully articulated viewpoint that answers that exact question! By Sangeetha Paramasivan Anant Bhan Rashmi Rodrigues Professor Usha Menon in The Lancet Reg Health-Southeast Asia ➡️doi.org/10.1016/j.lans…

"Trials Methodology Research can help investigate how to make trials part of routine patient care in a country as diverse as India-a strategy that can help reduce the burden on busy healthcare staff, streamline trial procedures and contribute to improving cost-efficiency"

Since BMJ Global Health doesn't want the world to hear about Global Health's silence during genocide, we will bring it directly to the people. We do not deserve to be called "Global Health" in the face of genocide. A short thread below 🧵 medium.com/@daniel_krugma…

It’s heartwarming to know that what we do matters. With an embedded QRI, the MARS2 RCT successfully recruited to target and published practice changing results on surgery for mesothelioma thelancet.com/journals/lanre… bmjopen.bmj.com/content/14/5/e…

3-yr PhD scholarship in quantitative soc. sciences at Strasbourg U and CSH (New Delhi) on Social and regional inequalities in gender discrimination in India. Deadline: 11 July 24 Application: emploi.cnrs.fr/Offres/Doctora… Contact: [email protected] #demography

We’ve opened the call for The British Academy Visiting Fellowships 2025! As part of our commitment to international engagement we will give up to £40k for academics to spend 3-6 months to be based at a UK higher education or other research institution thebritishacademy.ac.uk/funding/visiti…

If you want to help the NHS, one way is to donate blood. There is currently a shortage of O type blood which is affecting the delivery of health services. A well as being needed after surgery, blood transfusion is also essential for patients who suffer blood loss from trauma.

Please read our #preprint on community engagement to adapt the QuinteT QRI and let us know what you think. Teamwork with our amazing co-authors and community links thanks to Dr Shoba Dawson. Now the wait till it gets published...

Looking forward to this! I will talk about how we initiated the adaptation of the QuinteT Recruitment Intervention to improve ethnic minority (or global majority) participation in clinical trials. Work done with Jhulia dos Santos Dr Shoba Dawson Zahra Kosar Samira Musse QuinteT