Rose Hill Community Centre is now providing an Early Pregnancy Loss Support Group for people who have experienced miscarriage. It is an opportunity to come together and talk openly about your experiences in a safe and confidential space.

We're thrilled how successful our partnership was with the Vagina Museum! Our experts OxfordEndoCaRe 🎗️ provided vital insight into symptoms, diagnosis and research for the launch of their exhibition, Endometriosis: Into the Unknown. wrh.ox.ac.uk/news/empowerin… #endometriosis

We're so proud to have worked with OxfordEndoCaRe 🎗️ on this project. You can still visit the exhibition until 7th April!

Spring has arrived in Exeter College, Oxford's Fellows’ Garden 🌸 📷 Instagram | 12AtOxford

Excellent article from Sharon Dixon Neda Taghinejadi, Assoc Prof Katy Vincent and more on encouraging adolescents with menstrual pain to go to their GP bjgp.org/content/74/743…

Great article for The British Journal of General Practice led by colleagues OxPrimaryCareSci bjgp.org/content/74/743… fyi BJGP Open Journal InnovAiT WiseGP #teen #health

Another new job post! Clinical Teaching Fellow - working closely with Neda Taghinejadi & Dr John Heathcote. my.corehr.com/pls/uoxrecruit… #jobopening #sciencejobs #ClinicalTeaching

Come and work with as at the NDWRH!

Wishing all the Oxford Year 5 / graduate entry Year 3 medical students the best of luck with their exams!

We examined pain perspectives during IUD procedures, analyzing 1431 tweets following high-profile testimonials in June 2021. Many weren't warned about potential severe pain or pain relief options. Check out our paper below👇 srh.bmj.com/content/early/… #phdchat

A thematic analysis of tweets show pain experiences during an IUD procedure, addressing a gap in medical qualitative research. Click here to read the open access research by Neda Taghinejadi bit.ly/4epDYBc #contraception #iud #thecoil

A thematic analysis of tweets show pain experiences during an IUD procedure, addressing a gap in medical qualitative research. Click here to read the open access research by Neda Taghinejadi bit.ly/4epDYBc #contraception #iud #thecoil

New Research: What is known about adolescent dysmenorrhoea in (and for) community health settings? frontiersin.org/articles/10.33… #FrontiersIn #ReproductiveHealth

A £9.12 million gift from the Family Larsson-Rosenquist Foundation has endowed an Oxford University research centre investigating the role of hormones in human milk production. Read more ⬇️ ox.ac.uk/news/2024-07-2…

An aerial view of the High Street 🌅 Can you spot the dragons on the Examination Schools? 🐉 📷 Instagram | Juncao_Oxford (June, 2024)

Tonight's panorama features work Jamie Hartmann-Boyce and I did with the BBC about products that claim to improve menopause symptoms. The programme reports on an investigation of concerns about the #menopause industry and is worth watching. OxPrimaryCareSci CEBM bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00…

Feeling proud of our colleagues at the CEBM exploring the evidence base behind certain menopause products/ supplements

Our own Neda Taghinejadi, Pedro Melo and Chloe Curtis will be doing a session called "unpacking contraception" at the Oxford science and ideas festival at 6pm on Tuesday 15th October. To book scan the QR code or visit : if-oxford.com/event/unpackin… #ifox2024 #scienceinoxford

A thematic analysis of tweets show pain experiences during an IUD procedure, addressing a gap in medical qualitative research. Click here to read the open access research by Neda Taghinejadi bit.ly/4epDYBc #contraception #iud #thecoil

I'm a PhD student at University of Oxford and I think I'm living in a fairytale :-) Foxes playing around in the snow at Magdalen College this morning — absolutely magical!