📰 Read this new article in The Conversation Conversation by Nick Casewell and Steve Hall, highlighting their recent research testing the potential of new #snakebite treatments for tackling cytotoxic #venoms. theconversation.com/snakebites-can…

Remember them ♥️💂🏼‍♂️ #DDay80

Our new paper on understanding and inhibiting spitting cobra venom is featured on the cover of science translational medicine. Thanks to @wolfgangwuster for the amazing cover image! The paper is here science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

New research from Centre for Snakebite Research & Interventions and University of Sydney shows that a commonly used blood thinner can be repurposed as an inexpensive antidote for cobra venom. This exciting discovery has been covered by BBC News (UK), The Guardian, PA Media, The Independent and internationally. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

Brilliant television on BBC2 right now 🩸🦟👨🏻‍🔬

We've worked with the RCGP to create a comprehensive toolkit of resources on #genomics for primary care practitioners. Check out the toolkit and find out what's on offer: buff.ly/3zXkHXT

📣 Our Research Matron, Anita Hanson has been talking to Genomics England answering the question "can genomic testing prevent adverse drug reactions? " Listen to the full podcast here: bit.ly/GenomicsEandLU… #Liverpool #ResearchNews #NHS

Using data gathered in England and Wales, researchers in Science show how testing and digital contact tracing technologies can give almost real-time insights into the way a pathogen is spreading. Learn more in this week's issue: bit.ly/3ArlXmv

A new treatment for a rare condition that causes brain tumours is available on the NHS. Read more about how this could transform lives by reducing the need for repeated surgeries & protecting organ function ➡️ bit.ly/3Tom3lH #BrainTumourResearch #NHS #CancerAwareness

Hosted by Tony Blair Institute for Global Change’s Ryan Wain, our expert panel are discussing AMR now, from Liverpool to Malaysia and everywhere in between, with The Guardian’s Kat Lay, Faculty of Health and Life Sciences’s @louiseckenny, Monash University’s Adeeba Kamarulzaman and Wellcome’s Janet Midega. Really insightful discussions #AMR

Fantastic evening - excellent all round. Inspiring efforts by Faculty of Health and Life Sciences. Interesting discussions with the panel and such a wealth of information in covered in 90 mins 👏🏼 👏🏼 👏🏼

A new Parliament, a new #APPGBT with a new Chair - we are proud to support and help change what has stayed the same. #braintumours

Meet Jane 👋 she has been part of research at LUHFT for over 30 years. Our patients & research participants are at the centre of all the research we do @LivHospitals 🔬 Jane has been a patient, a participant & now shapes the future of healthcare through being part of a patient

👏👏 It is a pleasure to work with Jane and our patient group, alongside SJS Awareness UK, to coproduce incredible initiatives to improve the care and experience of survivors of SJS SJSAwareUK P&T_UoL Academy of Medical Sciences MHRAgovuk Jane Burns

Completed it, mate. Movember 2024 👨🏻 uk.movember.com/mospace/153321…

500 years ago, Leonardo da Vinci drew human anatomy with such precision that modern doctors are still amazed. Leonardo da Vinci didn’t just draw the human body — he unlocked it. Here's how: 🧵

One day to go until this year's Rare Disease Research UK conference! Come and connect with the Genomics England team at our stand. We're looking forward to an engaging day dedicated to driving progress in rare condition research 🔬 Visit: rd-research.org.uk/about-us/2nd-a… Rare Disease Research UK

For years, people diagnosed with a brain tumour have fallen through the cracks—too often pushed into the ‘too difficult’ pile. That’s why we’re encouraged to hear Ashley Dalton MP recognise the unique nature of brain tumours & ensure they’re included in the National Cancer Plan.

I made this flag for the 2005 Champions League Final Liverpool Football Club: Champions