Great start to BRS Clincial training course from Tash and Jon. BRS including delegates from Malta and Australia…welcome! Full programme here: boneresearchsociety.org/meeting/brsost…

Thanks for highlighting this Emma Vardy. Some of this undertreated may be explained by pandemic stressors on healthcare services in 2020, but I sincerely hope we can increase post hip fracture osteoporosis treatment across the UK in 2021 #BGSconf Falls & Fragility Fracture Audit Programme

BRS Oxford Clinical Training Course in Osteoporosis and other Metabolic Bone Diseases - Bone Research Society 28-30 March 2022. One of the most enjoyable courses around to attend boneresearchsociety.org/meeting/brsctc…

Great first day in Harare! Excellent Workpackage 1 team training in musculoskeletal study logistics! Sub-Saharan African Musculoskeletal Network @TadiosManyanga

Very educative session we had. Prof Celia Gregson discussing Osteoporosis and FRAX with Zambian clinicians at the University Teaching Hospital, Lusaka this morning. Some were in the room, some were on zoom. Celia Gregson Nanna Mwanza Thomas Mukupa @KatharinaKranz4

I’m delighted to be here! Thank you for the warm welcome! #AnzbmsMepsaAnzors2022

ANZBMS B.O.N.E Speaker Monika Frysz just gave a great presentation about observational and genetic relationships between hip shape and hip osteoarthritis and related findings from UK Biobank in the very last talk at this year's #AnzbmsMepsaAnzors2022 conference. Really enjoyed it!

Thank you for having me! What an amazing meeting and great opportunity thanks to the B.O.N.E exchange program and BRS #AnzbmsMepsaAnzors2022

dx.doi.org/10.1002/jbmr.4… See our paper just out in JBMR pointing to specific shape characteristics in severe hip osteoarthritis

Interesting suggestion that GALNT3 mutations may affect bone density independently of phosphate metabolism pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36824040/

Follow up of GWAS findings confirms role of glycosylation in circulating levels of sclerostin pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/37023531/

Mendelian randomization suggests lower circulating sclerostin increases cardiovascular risk pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/37096546/

Congratulations to Neelam Hassan on getting a picture from her first PhD paper on the front cover of JBMR asbmr.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/toc/15234681/2…

Excited to have our latest #lifecourse MR paper w/ a #musculoskeletal focus out in EJE! We show higher prepubertal body size reduces fracture risk through influence on eBMD. Thanks to awesome team george davey smith Tom Richardson April Hartley Jon Tobias @timfrayling Jess Tyrrell

Many congratulations Celia Gregson - Professor Gregson will be leading a programme of research on Health Ageing at the Bristol University and THRU_ZIM in Zimbabwe - anticipating the rapid increase in life- expectancy this fall a going to have massive impact !

Great to be back at Bristol uni for the fascinating inaugural lectures of two inspirational scientists and mentors who have had a big influence on my career. Congrats Professors Celia Gregson and Emma Clark 🎉

My take on relationships between sclerostin and cardiovascular disease, and implications for selecting patients for Romosozumab link.springer.com/article/10.100…

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/37935324/ Our collaboration with the Shanghai Chanfeng cohort led to this paper suggesting ethnic differences in hip shape might contribute to those in prevalence of hip OA

Congratulations to Neelam Hassan for being awarded best clinical oral presentation at the Bone Research Society meeting in Sheffield