
Charlie Lees
@charlie_lees
I write about inflammatory bowel disease providing inspiration, education and deep community. I am Professor of Gastroenterology and UKRIFLF. I also run a lot.
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https://charlielees.substack.com 30-05-2010 19:30:36
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Exciting Opportunity: Data Scientist - IBD Research Team We're expanding our world-class research team Institute of Genetics and Cancer What we're building: An AI-driven dynamic clinical decision support tool that will transform how we predict and manage outcomes for IBD patients globally. Who

We're hiring a data science post doc! Work with Charlie Lees and Catalina Vallejos (catavallejos.bsky.social) (and me!) in Edinburgh. This is a great data science and clinical collaboration leveraging longitudinal IBD biomarkers and EHR data, integrating our findings into a clinical decision support tool

Great data. Thanks to Charlie Lees group 👇👇👇👇👇👇


Yesterday was an unforgettable day! I defended my PhD thesis. I’m deeply grateful for all the love and support from my family, colleagues, and supervisors. And so lucky to have had such a fantastic and inspiring examination panel. Thank you Fernando Gomollón , Enrique Aranda and



Charlie Lees Completely agree! Wrote a little bit about how we need to move from AI for molecules/microbiomes/genomes to AI for phenotyping if we’re going to break through x.com/mattzschwartz/…


Grateful for the #IBD clinicians who are truly listening to patients👇🏼 Thank you for your incredible work for the IBD community Charlie Lees 🙏🏼


This photo is simply unbeatable I’ve missed this team more than words can say. 💙 Charlie Lees Nathan Constantine-Cooke Nikolas Plevris Sat hiking with the highland cows



Nice to see our propensity-weighted comparison of first-line vedolizumab and tofacitinib is now published. We found that the persistence & tolerability of vedolizumab were superior to tofacitinib despite comarable rates of clinical and biomarker remission academic.oup.com/ecco-jcc/advan…

When I joined Twitter in 2010, the IBD medical community was tiny— David T. Rubin, MD Peter Higgins Edward Loftus and me sharing research. Today, patients have built a multi-billion-view ecosystem across platforms, with TikTok's #IBD reaching 552 million views. The transformation goes

