Current evidence shows no clinically increased risk of autism. The advice is that pregnant women should continue to use paracetamol for pain & fever when required, and consult their healthcare professional if they have any concerns. buff.ly/QBNgSsM #Pregnancy #ASD #Autism #Trump #MedicalResearch

Let's keep the conversation going about pain in women and the need for more funding, more research, more support. #womenshealth #healthequality

🚨 Teenage period pain matters! A new @oxfordwomenshealth.bsky.social study - funded by @medresfdn.bsky.social - shows teens with moderate or severe #PeriodPain are more likely to have #ChronicPain as adults, including pain beyond the pelvis. ➡️More: bit.ly/4640vQF @childrenofthe90s.bsky.social 🎈

Ready to make a difference? Science Together connects researchers with Oxfordshire community partners to create meaningful change. Join to be part of a transformative journey: buff.ly/qvGoE5l

New in The Lancet Obstetrics, Gynaecology & Women’s Health: Oxford Digital Health Labs & #OATML shows it’s possible to spot when #AI is uncertain or misleading in women’s health. This study marks a big step forward in developing safer AI for clinical care. #MedTech Read here: buff.ly/TIv30GE

Another job opportunity! We’re recruiting an Education Coordinator (Taught Programmes) to support MSc students in Clinical Embryology, Reproductive Genetics & Global Women’s Health. This is a permanent role - apply by 8 Sept buff.ly/z7NTWkG #HigherEdJobs #AdminJobs #Oxford

We’re hiring a Postdoctoral Teaching Fellow! Join the MSc in Clinical Embryology & MSc in Reproductive Genetics as a Postdoctoral Teaching Fellow at @UniofOxford 2-year fixed term buff.ly/Q0C154z #AcademicJobs #HigherEd #TeachingFellow #ReproductiveScience #Genetics

Good luck to everyone collecting their GCSE results today! #ResultsDay

Researchers at the CAMS Oxford Institute and @imm.ox.ac.uk have unlocked new information about improving immunotherapy in #BreastCancer. By harnessing immune responses in early-stage breast cancer, scientists could develop new treatments for advanced stages 🔬 Read more 👉 buff.ly/GiT9bNw

Congratulations, graduates! 🎓 #OxfordGraduation

Just out in @embojournal.org Oxford researchers uncover how Alzheimer’s may begin at the cellular level, with Aβ disrupting protein aggregation in secretory compartments. A new clue in the fight against neurodegeneration. buff.ly/VkrHhLY #Alzheimers #OxfordResearch #EMBOJournal #Neuroscience

Final call! Our PURE-FIRST study on #3Dultrasound in early pregnancy is closing soon. We’re looking for a few more volunteers to help us explore safer, faster, clearer fetal imaging between 11–14 weeks. For more information: buff.ly/v3QIBf0 #Pregnancy #PrenatalCare #PUREFIRST #OxfordResearch

The UK Society for Extracellular Vesicle Forum 2025 will be held in Oxford this year, with an Early Career Event on Mon 15 Dec, and the main event on Tues 16-Wed 17 Dec. Further details available here: buff.ly/6pkOphm. #ExtracellularVesicles #MedicalResearch @UniOfOxford

Discover the scientific principles underpinning the headline... One in 5,000 babies are born with mitochondrial disorders. But a pioneering IVF method to prevent the passage of mitochondrial diseases has led to the birth of 8 babies! Listen to Prof. Poulton as she explains more. buff.ly/YC5SyXD

At Oxford’s Cryobiology Group, we're researching cryopreservation for - Supporting fertility & IVF - Conserving endangered species - Powering regenerative medicine buff.ly/8xZzBY2 #Cryobiology #Oxford #Fertility #RegenerativeMedicine #ScienceForGood

Delighted that Psychiatry was able to support and be represented at the Oxford Women’s Health Forum #OxWHF2025

Lovely photo of the power panel from last weeks Oxford Women's Health Forum 2025 #OxWHF2025 #HealthEquality

Thank you Professor Krina Zondervan, @oxfordwomenshealth.bsky.social and all the other organisers for an amazing event connecting research and improving health. #OxWHF2025 #WomensHealth #Research #Collaboration

Incredible opportunity to attend the Oxford Women's Health Forum. An excellent day of talks with highlights from Annaliese Dodds MP, Professor Dame Lesley Regan, Professor Bola Owolabi and Dr Ranee Thakar. We can make change in women's health!

Today’s #OxWHF2025 brings together 26 departments across 5 divisions of @UniofOxford to tackle urgent gaps in women’s & reproductive health. Powerful talks from Ranee Thakar, Bola Owolabi, Dame Lesley Regan & Anneliese Dodds - it’s clear the time to act is now.

Meet Our Lab Member Monday! We’re kicking off a mini series to introduce the amazing people in our lab. Over the next few months, you’ll get to know us a little better. Starting with our awesome PI! #Ovary #Reproduction #Oxford #Fertility

Meet Our Lab Member Monday! This week, we’re excited to introduce one of our MSc students. @emily-walker.bsky.social has joined us for a three-month project, and hopefully longer! Stay tuned to learn more about the work Emily is doing in the lab and the unique perspective she brings.

Meet our Lab Member Monday! We have the privilege of introducing our incredible postdoc researcher Nilay Kuscu. She is talented, hard-working and resilient, making her a brilliant leader in our group. We look forward to sharing her exciting research! #fertility #WomensHealth #ovary #postdoc #Oxford

Meet Our Lab Member Monday! Say hello to our visiting scholar! We are excited to have Wing join us in the lab, bringing fresh new perspectives and ideas. It is great having her as part of the team and she has taught us so much already. #researcher #ovary #Oxford #WomensHealth #folliculogenesis

20% of all infertile cases remain unexplained and could be due to a deficiency of #Sperm. @kcowardoxford and team hope to use #PLCzeta to revolutionise male infertility. Learn more about the research buff.ly/wvyKbU2 #Infertility #ReproductiveHealth ​

Last week, WRH’s Master's and DPhil postgraduate students hosted their student symposium. Topics covered ranged from heat stress in pregnancy to ovarian cancer vaccines. #WomensHealth #PostgradResearch #OxfordUni​

Will the Oxford college system make you a better researcher? If you're thinking about applying to the University of Oxford, see what DPhil student and assistant researcher Bryony Davies has to say. ​Visit our study page: buff.ly/GDO7Pek ​ #MedicalStudent #ResearchAssistant #DPhil ​

We would be very grateful if you could take some time to complete this survey for us, thank you in advance. We expect it to take 10-15 minutes the first time, and less time subsequently, so please make yourself a cup of tea and take part! buff.ly/4LXRL8u

Why is CPR a problem for women? "95% of mannequins are flat-chested" & "1 in 3 people are afraid to give CPR to a woman", according to St. John's Ambulance. #BystandersCanBeLifesaver highlights the gender imbalance in cardiac arrest survival rates. WRH's recent CVD publication: buff.ly/F1KvGfs

Women with endometriosis have a 30-80% increased risk of developing autoimmune diseases. New research funded by Wellbeing of Women unveils a shared link between endometriosis and immune conditions. Read the science behind the findings: buff.ly/Y6ZOVbR #Endometriosis #ReproductiveHealth #WRH ​

Congratulations to DPhil student Angga Lokeswara, who has been awarded the New Investigator Travel Award after submitting an abstract to the IFPA 2025 placenta meeting. #DPhilStudent #IFPA2025

Our postgraduate student committee hosted their Student Symposium at St. Hugh's College last week, presenting on a range of topics from heat stress in pregnancy to ovarian cancer vaccine development. ​#DPhilStudent #MScByResearch #Students #WRH #PostgraduateStudents​

Recent advancements in prenatal care, highlighted by Prof. Aris Papageorghiou's study in The Lancet, demonstrate AI's potential in identifying congenital heart defects (CHDs) in unborn infants. Read the full publication here: buff.ly/HPWUWfD #heartdisease #AI @profaris.bsky.social ‪#CHD

Help us support the 1 in 3 children who may not reach their full developmental potential. Dr Michelle Fernandes' team works to improve outcomes for at-risk children worldwide, using innovative resources to assess areas of early childhood development. Read more: buff.ly/l0Qvp2u

Help make labour safer. The #OxfordLabourMonitoring Group is enhancing maternal and newborn health by improving infant monitoring during delivery. They aim to prevent brain injuries and fatalities during delivery. Donate today by contacting: [email protected]

We are seeking donations for our research into chronic conditions triggered by infections like COVID and Long COVID, which affect over 65 million globally, especially women. Help us discover new treatment avenues. Read more and donate today: buff.ly/5luatju #SupportingResearch #ChronicIllness

We need your help! Join the PANDA Study to help lower stillbirth risks by taking iron supplements during early pregnancy. CRG are seeking women in the first 16 weeks of pregnancy, expecting one child. Read more and volunteer today: buff.ly/XWrQ6PF #PANDA #WomensHealth #ClinicalStudy

Karin Hellner and Nathalie Conrad have been honoured as Associate Professors in recognition of their exceptional research and leadership. Congratulations, Professor Hellner and Professor Conrad #AssociateProfessor @ox.ac.uk #medicalresearch @medsci.ox.ac.uk @nath-conrad.bsky.social

We are hiring! Join @ox.ac.uk as a Clinical Research Assistant for CRG, a research team focusing on high-quality, inclusive research in Women’s & Reproductive Health. Apply by 9 June my.corehr.com/pls/uoxrecru... #JoinOxford #ClinicalResearchGroup #WomensHealth #ResearchAssistant

🔬 New Research, published in Human Reproduction, unveils shared genetic link between #Endometriosis and immune conditions 🔬 Dr Nilufer Rahmioglu from @ox.ac.uk explains the groundbreaking findings in our latest video. Follow us for more updates on our #WomensHealth and #ReproductiveHealth research.

We're hiring! Join @UniofOxford as Deputy Director for the MSc in Global Women’s Health – a remote, part-time role shaping global health education & mentoring future leaders. Apply by 6 June my.corehr.com/pls/uoxrecru... #GlobalWomensHealth #WomensHealth #EducationJobs #HigherEdJobs

Dr Nathalie Conrad has been awarded the prestigious Wellcome Career Development Award to investigate the causes of congenital heart disease that affects 1% of newborns. Congratulations @nath-conrad.bsky.social @wellcometrust.bsky.social #CongenitalHeartDisease #Research #EarlyCareerResearcher

“Why is women’s pain still being ignored?" Jean Campbell talks to Prof. Katy Vincent about pelvic pain, endometriosis, and why the system must do better. 🎥 Watch the full interview: buff.ly/QotJyZy #WomensHealth #PelvicPain #EndoAwareness #medicalresearchfoundation @medsci.ox.ac.uk @ox.ac.uk

The Poo Zoo is in the news again! This collaborative effort between the University of Oxford, Chester Zoo, and Revive & Restore has now been featured in CNN’s latest coverage on innovative approaches to conservation science. 🔗 Learn more: buff.ly/GxLk12W #Conservation

🚨 We're hiring! Passionate about data-driven research & women's cardiovascular health? Join Dr. Nathalie Conrad’s team to lead high-impact studies, analyse large-scale data & drive discoveries. 🔬 Apply now: buff.ly/Oi0NskD #Cardiovascular #DataScience #WomensHealth #DataScientistJobs

Oxford researchers are leading two major projects as part of the UK Government’s Advanced Research and Invention Agency (ARIA) Safeguarded AI programme. The programme aims to develop novel technical approaches to the safe deployment of AI. More info ⬇️

🚨 Postdoctoral Research Opportunity in #Biomedicine 🚨 Join the #SMARTbiomed project and work with Prof. Yau at the University of Oxford to develop #AI methods for multi-omics analysis. 💷 £48,235–£57,255/yr 📅 Apply: buff.ly/G4VrgFZ Please share to spread the word! #BigData #AIinHealthcare #Jobs

Looking for pregnant women (26+ weeks) to assist with the University of Oxford’s Obstetrics & Gynaecology exams. 🗓️ Fri, 11th April 2025 💰 £50 for your time! DM if interested or tag a pregnant friend! #OxfordUniversity #PregnancyCare #MedicalStudents #ExpectingMums @medsci.ox.ac.uk

Investigating the impact of ultra-processed foods on female fertility. With declining fertility rates and delayed first pregnancies, understanding UPFs' effects on reproductive health is vital. Read more: buff.ly/9X4D5vX #Ultraprocessedfood #Fertility #OvarianHealth @swilliamslabox.bsky.social

Congratulations to Dr Karin Hellner, who received the "Biology to Prevention" grant from @cancerresearchuk.org. This grant will allow her team to undertake pre-clinical research into a broad-coverage vaccine to treat chronic human papillomavirus infection. #CRUKFunded #PreventionResearch #Cancer