Superbugs are one of the biggest risks to global health - threatening the way we prevent and treat many common illnesses.

Research is key to fighting antimicrobial resistance. Find out more in our latest blog ⬇️bepartofresearch.nihr.ac.uk/news-and-featu…

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We're proud to be working with Dorset Road Safe to prevent road deaths, by placing collision hot spot signs at key locations where #motorcyclists have been injured in #Dorset .

Our road signs ‘Think Bike’ & ‘Have You Been Seen’, have been designed by over 2,400 #bikers !👏…

Induction, deduction and abduction | Evidence-Based Nursing (bmj.com) In this paper, the authors have explored three approaches to reasoning—inductive, deductive and abductive—and how they can be applied in nursing research. The BMJ #BePartofResearch

Well done Ashleigh Cave for welcoming our 5th participant to the PhEAST Trial🌟 Thanks too to the Stroke Unit for supporting us with the study. You can find out more about the study here stroke.nottingham.ac.uk/pheast/ #PhEASTTrial #TeamDCH #ResearchActiveTrust #Stroke #STUNottingham

The NIHR’s Research Support Service (RSS) is a free, national service providing advice to researchers on their clinical, applied, public health and social care funding applications.

Watch our RSS animation to find out how we can support you: youtu.be/-IXqh0Op_Qs?fe…

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📰BREAKING: Researchers uncover how to target dormant ‘sleeping’ #BreastCancer cells and prevent relapse.

Find out more 👇

icr.ac.uk/news-archive/r…

Could you help shape the future of research?

We’re looking for translational research specialists with various professional experience to join the funding committee for our Efficacy and Mechanism Evaluation (EME) Programme.

Learn more and apply today 👇 nihr.ac.uk/committees/pro…

Researchers have identified a group of proteins found in the blood of people with active #tuberculosis .

Hannah Schiff, from University of Southampton and NIHR Southampton BRC, says the findings could transform #TB diagnosis.

Read more from Sky News 👇
news.sky.com/story/blood-te…

About a third of #stroke survivors will have aphasia, which causes difficulty with language or speech.

In this podcast, Dr Rebecca Palmer The University of Sheffield speaks about a trial into the clinical and cost-effectiveness of an aphasia computer treatment: bepartofresearch.nihr.ac.uk/podcasts/aphas…

Are you new to research? Or perhaps you are curious about what the Clinical Research Network does? Check out this course to gain a better understanding of how the CRN supports you, your organisation and local communities. buff.ly/499OBnN

📣 Calling all UK renal trainees! Renal SpR Club

Be part of a new NEPHwork project providing a snapshot of current UK kidney biopsy practice, pathways & processes. Your insights can lead to improved patient care. Express your interest in IGNITE today!
👉 surveymonkey.com/r/HWFKVQJ

Why wouldn’t you want to live in Dorset? Beautiful beaches, glorious landscapes and a warm and friendly team.

Free e-learning resources are available for health and care researchers to help develop your leadership skills. Log in or register on NIHR Learn and select Leadership Development and then Leadership e-learning modules to find out more: learn.nihr.ac.uk/course/view.ph…

A groundbreaking clinical trial, with input from a kidney patient in our lay advisory group, has demonstrated that fostamatinib can effectively decrease protein levels in the urine of individuals with advanced IgA nephropathy (IgAN).

Learn more below 👇

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New online courses to support people into research careers are now available.

The resources, designed by the NIHR Nursing and Midwifery Incubator, are open to all health and social care professionals.

Read more on our website: nihr.ac.uk/news/new-onlin…

This #WorldKidneyDay , we want to highlight the work we're doing with Kidney Research UK and Diabetes UK Research to improve quality of life for people living with #Diabetes and #KidneyDisease 🤝

Learn more about our partnership ⬇️ jdrf.org.uk/news/diabetes-…

World Kidney Day UK World Kidney Day

Your kidneys are amazing organs and work really hard for you! Each roughly the size of your fist, kidneys are located deep in the abdomen, beneath the rib cage. Learn more about your amazing kidneys : worldkidneyday.org/about-kidney-h…

#WorldKidneyDay #KidneyHealthForAll

Did you know in the UK, 7.2 million people have kidney disease & yet 1 million don't even know it!😯

Kidney disease is common, but awareness remains low.

Help us make a difference by simply sharing this post.

Find out more: worldkidneyday.co.uk

#WorldKidneyDay

Think you know everything you need to know about living kidney donation?

❌ Think again!

These transplants don’t happen by magic, they depend on following important processes, medical science and, of course, the generosity of a donor.

A thread 🧵 for #WorldKidneyDay .

Today is #WorldKidneyDay , so we asked Harvinder, one of our Living Donor Co-Ordinators why Living Donor donations are so important.

More than 5,500 people are waiting for a kidney, including more than 100 children. Could you improve their chances as a living donor? ⬇️