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Study confirms that breast is best for premature babies' hearts
14 June 2016
Breastfeeding premature babies improves long-term heart structure and function, an Oxford University study has found.
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Biochemical Society recognise work of Prof Keith Gull
31 March 2016
Keith Gull, Professor of Molecular Biology at the Dunn School and Principal of St Edmund Hall, is to receive the 2017 Biochemical Society Award at the Society’s conference next year.
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Microbe artwork shows the limits of antibiotics
28 September 2015
An Oxford University research fellow has been creating art using bacteria found in the human gut and harvested from faecal samples. But while the striking colours and plant like shapes may look beautiful, they also illustrate the increasing issue of antibiotic resistance.
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ARCHIE study seeks children with flu-like illness
25 January 2017
Researchers at the University of Oxford are looking for children with flu-like illness, who may be at greater risk of developing further complications from flu, to take part in a national study.
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Benefits of Vitamin B12 supplements for older people questioned
1 July 2015
Vitamin B12 supplements offer no benefits for neurological or cognitive function in older people with moderate vitamin B12 deficiency, according to a new study published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition.
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Gene therapy gives long-term protection to photoreceptor cells in a mouse model of retinitis pigmentosa
15 July 2015
A collaboration between scientists in the UK and the USA has shown that gene therapy can give life-long protection to the light-sensitive photoreceptor cells responsible for colour vision in a mouse model of the most common inherited eye disorder.
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John Todd
2 August 2018
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Sir Marc Feldmann FRS
10 October 2018
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Mark Middleton
2 August 2018
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Tim Maughan
2 August 2018
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Fiona McCann
10 October 2018
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Calli Dendrou
2 August 2018
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Carolina Arancibia
10 October 2018
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Astrid Iversen
10 October 2018
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Patrick Waters
10 October 2018
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Sally Cowley
2 August 2018
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Oxford Metabolic Health (OMH)
3 May 2018
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About us
3 May 2018
Oxford Metabolic Health (OMH) is an interdepartmental and cross-divisional initiative established in 2018 to bring together researchers from across the university with interests in the relationship between metabolism (in the broad sense of the term) and health.
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The OMH team
3 May 2018
OMH is led by an Executive Group comprised of senior metabolic health researchers:
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Events
3 May 2018
OMH runs meetings and other events to help researchers share expertise and technical knowledge, with the aim of encouraging new interactions and collaborations.
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Research
3 May 2018
The Oxford Metabolic Health initiative is a network of researchers and clinicians from over 40 groups spanning around 15 departments. The groups are located largely within the Medical Sciences Division but also include those in the MPLS division and from MRC Harwell.
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Contact us
3 May 2018
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Oxford MRC-DTP Symposium
27 March 2018
Oxford MRC-DTP symposia provide opportunities for Medical Research Council funded students to network and present their research to peers.
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Michael Fitzpatrick
30 May 2018
Michael Fitzpatrick is a clinical research fellow in the Nuffield Department of Medicine. He discusses his research into coeliac disease and his experience as an Oxford-Celgene Fellow.
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Add a New Supervisor
21 August 2018
This shows you how to add a new supervisor to the Graduate School
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Mentoring circles for researchers booklet
Mentoring circles for researchers booklet
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Mentoring circles booklet for Professional, technical and support staff
Mentoring circles booklet for Professional, technical and support staff