Thanks for a fantastic conference #ESHG2026! An intense few days of science and socialising, very inspiring and great to see friends from around the world. Proud of Team Exeter too, for presenting exciting science with huge translational impact whilst also supporting each other and having fun!

🎯 P01.151.E We’re here (today 12:45) Can genetic information 🧬 improve PSA tests for prostate cancer? We demonstrate that combining polygenic risk scores (PRS/GRS), PSA and age significantly improves prostate cancer risk prediction beyond PSA or GRS alone. Come and say hi if you’re at #ESHG2026!

Exeter genomics out in force at #ESHG2026 in Gothenburg! Multiple talks and posters every day...

Check with our recent work on: Combining genetic risk 🧬with PSA tests🩸improved prostate cancer risk prediction, GRS/PRS providing additional value for cancer detection. Thanks to @harrygreentkd.bsky.social @ssarahbailey.bsky.social @sammerriel.bsky.social @mnweedon.bsky.social @anna123.bsky.social

Glad to share my first manuscript "Impact of control selection strategies on GWAS results: a study of prostate cancer in the UK Biobank" published in BIB. Thanks to @harrygreentkd.bsky.social @johanthygesen.bsky.social @rnbeaumont.bsky.social @mnweedon.bsky.social for their support and collaboration

New paper on everyone’s favourite topic, QC! We show why you should do genotype-level QC on your WGS data www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1... Very real quotes about this paper - “The most exciting, mind-blowing paper of the year!” “On a par with Fisher 1918” “I read it every night. Just so beautiful”

Prostate cancer risk-stratification using proteomic estimation of KLK3 improves accuracy in screening applications: a population-based cohort study in the UK Biobank https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2025.08.21.25334151v1

Glad to receive this award, many thanks to my awesome supervisor @harrygreentkd.bsky.social and amazing Cancer Genomics, GOCT and DISCO team @exeter.ac.uk, more work will do on ProtecT study, hope to see the GRS/PRS🧬 can helpful to distinguish more aggressive PCa

11:30 Tuesday @Space1+2, come and join my talk with C34.03- combining the GRS/PRS🧬 and PSA🩸test results together to predict the prostate cancer #eshg2025

Catch your last minute tickets here !!! pintofscience.co.uk/events/exeter

Harry reflects on his time at the CaPRI conference: The Cancer in Primary Care Research International (Ca-PRI) conference. Author: Dr Harry Green, Lecturer in Health Data Sciencehttps://tinyurl.com/4hymyk2m @apexcomms.bsky.social, @hls.exeter.ac.uk, @uniofexeternews.bsky.social,@nihrspcr.bsky.social

… and that’s wrap from us @apexcomms.bsky.social at #CaPRI2025 Fantastic 2 days of showcasing @exeter.ac.uk Primary care #cancer work, exchanging ideas and getting ready for more ! #TeamExeter @richarddneal.bsky.social @ssarahbailey.bsky.social @tani-03.bsky.social

Predicting #prostateCancer by combining #PSA test results with #genetic risk scores. Impressive presentation by Jingzhan Lu at #CaPRI2025 @apexcomms.bsky.social @sammerriel.bsky.social @richarddneal.bsky.social