(1/3) 🎙️ New episode from the Centre for Personalised Medicine podcast! We explore the “#HealthEconomics of #PersonalisedMedicine” with host @rachel-horton.bsky.social and expert guests 🎧 Listen: Apple: podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/s... Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/1Q9Y...

It’s always so inspiring seeing the entries to this competition. Please do share the details with any secondary school teachers or artistic 11-13 year olds you know!

Join us and @gchuoxford.bsky.social on 24th September @kelloggoxford.bsky.social for our event, The Future of Low Carbon Health and Care. Further information and registration can be found here: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-future...

Flyer here for any schools that might be interested- we would love to see the art your pupils create! #SchoolsArt #KS3 #PersonalisedMedicine

Excited to announce that this year's CPM Art Competition is now open!! Theme: what 'personalised medicine' means to YOU Open to UK students in Years 7-9 until 30th Jan Details here: cpm.ox.ac.uk/art-competit... Please spread the word! 💊🎨🖌️

You can catch @nickywhiffin.bsky.social and others speaking about a year of exceptional and impactful work here: cpm.ox.ac.uk/watch-our-le...

What does the future of low carbon health and care look like? How can we work across sectors to develop systems, partnerships, and approaches which will protect and improve health, care for our communities, and reduce our impact on the environment?

🚨 New preprint led by amazing duo @rociorius.bsky.social and @alexblakes.bsky.social in collaboration with @cassimons.bsky.social, @dgmacarthur.bsky.social and many other amazing folks! ❤️ We describe the clinical phenotype of a recessive NDD associated with biallelic variants in RNU4-2 🧬 See 🧵👇

“I thought it triggered a new understanding in my heart.” Very proud of our co-production project - using #theatre to engage the public with genetics research | TORCH | The Oxford Research Centre in the Humanities #PPIE #Genetics #Genomics #Pregnancy torch.ox.ac.uk/article/maki...

On Monday we held a panel discussion with experts from across healthcare and policy landscapes and explored how ethnicity is currently approached in genomic medicine and how it might be reimagined for the future.

Evaluation of generation study (newborn genomes ‘pilot’) not yet done, so why announce it’s being rolled out to all babies?? We tried to make sense of issues involved cpm.ox.ac.uk/wp-content/u... and cpm.ox.ac.uk/event/newbor... led by excellent @rachel-horton.bsky.social @cpmoxford.bsky.social

In Series 1 of The Centre for Personalised Medicine Podcast, top experts share their journeys & impact on the field—from genomics to clinical trials. Cutting-edge science with a personal touch. Listen: open.spotify.com/show/5QIsdk4... #PersonalisedMedicine #PodcastoftheMonth

We are pleased to invite you to our forthcoming event, 'Thinking Outside the Box: Navigating Ethnicity in Genomic Medicine', taking place @stannescollege.bsky.social on Monday 30th June at 4pm. Further details and registration can be found here: cpm.ox.ac.uk/event/thinki...

Thank you @researchpodcasts.bsky.social for all your work on the podcast, the training day was brilliant and your expertise and support as we’ve created our episodes has made it a really fun and useful experience putting the training into practice 🎙️🧬💊

Podcast of the Month: The Centre for Personalised Medicine Explore how healthcare is evolving to fit the individual, not the average. Thought-provoking episodes on science, ethics & society. Start listening: open.spotify.com/show/5QIsdk4... #PersonalisedMedicine #PodcastoftheMonth

This week we're bringing you the final highly commended entry from our 2024-25 Art Competition, which comes from from Saanvi, age 12, from Wallington High School for Girls, Surrey. The competition explored the theme of how personalised medicine affects our planet 🌍📷💊

This week we're pleased to share with you this highly commended entry from our 2024-25 Art Competition, which comes from from Kirat, 13, from Guru Nanak Sikh Academy, London. The competition explored the theme of how personalised medicine affects our planet 🌍📷💊

This week we're pleased to share with you this highly commended entry from our 2024-25 Art Competition, which comes from Evangeline, age 13, from Worksop College, Nottinghamshire. The competition explored the theme of how personalised medicine affects our planet 🌍📷💊

We're looking forward to this public engagement theatre event which is taking place from 2pm on Saturday 17th May @StAnnesCollege. www.oxfordmail.co.uk/news/2514127... We still have a few places available if you'd like to join us, all of the details can be found here: cpm.ox.ac.uk/event/making...

We're recruiting! We have two vacancies for Junior Research Fellows to join the CPM team next academic year. Full job description and details of how to apply can be found here: www.st-annes.ox.ac.uk/job-opportun...

Join us for our next seminar: 'Working with large amounts of qualitative data: the breadth-and-depth method' Dr Susie Weller (Senior Research Fellow in the CLES Research Group & Fellow @cpmoxford.bsky.social) will explore this 4-step process. 📅 4pm, 8 May More: talks.ox.ac.uk/talks/id/36f...

In February we held an event discussing #NewbornScreening and the opportunities and challenges of bringing #genomics into the #screening process. We’re pleased to share the event report – please do pass on to anyone who might be interested. More details in thread. cpm.ox.ac.uk/wp-content/u...

This week we're spotlighting this highly commended entry from our 2024-25 Art Competition, which comes from Giselle, age 13 from Harris Girls’ Academy, Bromley. The competition explored the theme of how personalised medicine affects our planet 🌍🏥💊

Talk about impactful: ReNu syndrome linked to the RNU4-2 variation was discovered this time last year & now a global community has grown around those affected by the disease: www.renusyndrome.org/map

This is such a great team to be part of and so full of opportunities to do interesting things- I’ve loved developing an art competition, podcast series, and events discussing newborn screening and ReNU syndrome during my time as a JRF- please consider applying or encouraging people you know to apply

This week we're bringing you this highly commended entry from our 2024-25 Art Competition, which comes from Matilda, age 11 from Didcot Girls’ School, Oxfordshire. The competition explored the theme of how personalised medicine affects our planet 🌍🏥💊

Happening today!! I’m really looking forward to learning more about this- if you’re in Oxford this evening please join us for what’s going to be a great set of talks about a very impactful discovery

Come and join us @stannescollege.bsky.social on Tuesday 29th April at 17:30 for an evening of talks on the discovery of ReNU syndrome, from the key people involved. Register here for your free place: cpm.ox.ac.uk/event/the-di...

It's not too late to sign up to attend this fascinating event, a week today:

Such a thought-provoking picture

Come and work with us - 2 Graduate Research Assistant positions available in genomic medicine, with a particular focus on variant interpretation and data analysis. Part of the Wellcome-funded PARADIGM project, and based in beautiful Exeter UK! jobs.exeter.ac.uk/hrpr_webrecr...

Pleased to share with you the winner for the individual category of our 2024-25 Art Competition, which comes from Owen, age 12 from Heckmondwike Grammar School, West Yorkshire. The competition explored the theme of how personalised medicine affects our planet 🌍🏥💊

Great thread 👇

I really enjoyed seeing the beautiful #art sent in on the topic of how #PersonalisedMedicine affects our planet. Also on a #sustainability theme- the latest episode of the CPM podcast is out today: podcasts.ox.ac.uk/series-3-epi... - with @sarahbriggs.bsky.social, Louisa Chenciner and Gabby Samuel

Very talented young artists 👏

We're so pleased to share the winners and finalists from our latest art competition, which focused on the theme of how personalised medicine affects our planet. Huge thank you to everyone who entered and congratulations to the winners and finalists! cpm.ox.ac.uk/centre-for-p...

We are delighted to be hosting an evening of talks about the discovery of ReNU syndrome, at 17:30 on Tuesday 29th April at St Anne's College. Further information, and registration details can be found here: cpm.ox.ac.uk/event/the-di... We hope to see you there!

A few weeks ago, I had an incredibly emotional call with James Coney, a writer for the Sunday Times whose son Charlie was in the @genomicsengland.bsky.social 100k project and was recently diagnosed with ReNU syndrome. This beautiful article tells their story ❤️ www.thetimes.com/article/0bcc...

Remembering Dr Ling Felce today and the many ways in which she made the world a better place ♥️

The work being done by #RareDiseaseDay is vitally important for raising awareness and generating change. This free PET event is how we can help. #RareDisease Genomic Testing: How Do We Make Access Equitable and Timely? 18 June 2025 www.progress.org.uk/event/make-r... #makerarefair #genomics

Had a great day on Tuesday reflecting on evolving #NewbornScreening and the opportunities and challenges it brings. Also on a #Risk&Prevention theme, our @cpmoxford.bsky.social podcast episode with Dr Malte Gerhold from @healthfoundation.bsky.social is now online!: podcasts.ox.ac.uk/series-3-epi...

Reflecting on the recent @cpmoxford.bsky.social 'Making Progress with #NewbornScreening' conference: An insightful day exploring the scientific, health economics, policy, and ethical dimensions of expanding newborn screening for rare diseases! #PersonalisedMedicine @cambup-lifesci.bsky.social

Fascinating day @cpmoxford.bsky.social yesterday discussing genome sequencing in newborn screening. Lots of complexities, loads of new ideas, and lovely to see so many colleagues! Thanks @alucassen.bsky.social @rachel-horton.bsky.social and all the organisers.

Happening today, really excited for some great talks and discussions!

If you missed last week's brilliant annual lecture from @philipcball.bsky.social, you can now watch it here: youtu.be/fzVZZcxERwU

Huge thank you to @philipcball.bsky.social who gave a fantastic talk for our annual lecture last week at the Sheldonian Theatre. Followed by a dinner in the breathtaking Divinity School @bodleianlibraries.bsky.social. Video coming soon...

What a marvellous #CPM annual lecture we had from @philipcball.bsky.social last night, a tour de force, thank you so much!

📢 We're Hiring – Engagement & Communications Officer! 🌟 To apply and find out more click here: bit.ly/Uniquejob Join us in making a difference! #Hiring #CommunicationsOfficer #CharityJobs #RareDisorders

Remembering Dr Ling Felce today and always, an incredible woman and scientist. Still supporting other scientists through her legacy: www.camsoxford.ox.ac.uk/about/the-li...

‘Although the principle of “prevention is better than cure” is intuitively appealing, it is also empirically limited’ so impt! Inability to prevent often seen as problem of broken NHS rather than function of not being able to distinguish those who will and won’t develop disease