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Excellent work from @EvaPetermann ⬇️

‘Connecting #immunology in the time of #COVID19’ kicks off tomorrow (1 Dec) 🥳 We can't wait to see the immunology community around the world gather online! 🌍 There's still time to register & hear from an incredible line-up of speakers at #BSIvirtual 👉buff.ly/35azfke

Our beautiful Great Hall has been transformed into a Lateral Flow test centre for our students and is due to start testing today. This incredible building is usually the scene of graduations and examinations, now it will mark another moment in history as it is transformed 1/2

Pam Kearns & Samira Essiaf reflect on September's #ChildhoodCancerAwarenessMonth “Despite the challenges, we urge all stakeholders to continue their work for a brighter future for children & teens with cancer.” Read page33 @CancerworldESO (Winter 2020)⬇️ siope.eu/news/european-…

AddThis | Home authors.elsevier.com/sd/article/S24… The TREC study is published today in Lancet G&H with fantasic patient reported outcomes for early rectal cancer patients following #organpreservation. Thanks to Cancer Research UK David Sebag (he/him) 🇺🇦💙 Birmingham Cancer Research UK Clinical Trials Unit BCTU and all collaborators. On to #STARTREC

MD / PhD opportunity for Oct 2021 available @qehbham Uni of Birmingham in Oesophageal Cancer / Immunology. To continue work of Richard Evans who competes PhD soon, supervised by me and Prof Paul Moss Cancer Immunology and Immunotherapy Centre. Get in touch for amazing research possibilities!

A new study led by Uni of Birmingham in partner with @CCLG_UK has found that paediatric cancer patients who catch #COVID19 are at no greater risk of developing serious symptoms than other children. Read more birmingham.ac.uk/university/col…

Another excellent piece of work by Uni of Birmingham and the sister UK CORONAVIRUS CANCER PROJECT project showing children with cancer are not at greater risk of severe outcomes! Well done all. Reassuring findings and important to know!

An organ preservation approach to treating early-stage rectal cancer patients could improve quality of life as well as effectively treating disease, a Birmingham-Leeds Science and Innovation at Cancer Research UK pilot study has found > birminghamhealthpartners.co.uk/new-treatment-… Simon P Bach Cancer and Genomic Sciences Michelle Mitchell

Excellent news, congratulations Pam Kearns 👏

How the immune system adapts to pregnancies has puzzled scientists for decades. Findings reveal important changes that occur in the thymus to prevent miscarriages and gestational diabetes. 📖 Find out more: birmingham.ac.uk/research/immun… 📝 Paper: doi.org/10.1038/s41586… Uni of Birmingham

Mail on Sunday championing early diagnosis to give patients the chance of organ saving treatment for #rectalcancer. See results of the TREC trial The Lancet Gastroenterology & Hepatology. Thanks again to Science and Innovation at Cancer Research UK for continuing to support #STARTREC mol.im/a/9129321 via Mail Online

An ‘immunoantibiotic’ drug launches a two-pronged attack on antibiotic-resistant microbes. Learn more this terrific N&V by @Youcef_Mehellou & Ben Willcox go.nature.com/3bvqshm

Super-impressive study by Singh et al in Nature on an ‘immunoantibiotic’ approach to tackle drug resistant microbes, enlisting help from γδ T cells. Check out our News and Views, co-authored with @Youcef_Mehellou. go.nature.com/3bvqshm Nature News & Views Immunology and Immunotherapy IMIBirmingham

Cancer research reveals how different mutations in one gene can cause different types of diseases birmingham.ac.uk/news/latest/20… via Uni of Birmingham

Cancer research reveals how different mutations in one gene can cause different types of diseases Constanze Bonifer @unibirm_MDS #CancerResearch birmingham.ac.uk/news/latest/20… via Uni of Birmingham

Leading cancer experts at Cancer and Genomic Sciences have solved a long-standing question: how do various types of mutations in just one gene cause different types of diseases? birminghamhealthpartners.co.uk/how-do-differe… #KnowAML

No new treatments for #braincancer have been found in more than 15 years. We want to create the largest trial to develop better drugs and get results back to patients within 28 days to significantly improve their outcomes and their quality of life. birmingham.ac.uk/birmingham-in-…

📰 | #CancerResearch reveals how different mutations in one gene can cause different types of diseases. Find out more: ⬇️ birmingham.ac.uk/news/latest/20… Constanze Bonifer @unibirm_MDS

Professor of Neurosurgery Colin Watts aims to develop better drugs and improve patient quality of life with the largest UK trial in #braincancer : oldjoe.co.uk/article/rethin… The Brain Tumour Charity #BirminghamAction