Many congratulations to Nehal Hassan and the research team. Another paper in Nature Digital Medicine. This important systematic review aimed to understand users’ perspectives on the use of AI-enabled decision aids. nature.com/articles/s4174…

I am delighted to have my paper which systematically reviewed the literature on perspectives of patients and clinicians on using AI-enabled decision aids published at Nature Digitial Medicine. Many thanks to the amazing team. doi.org/10.1038/s41746… Sarah Slight 🇺🇦

One of our undergraduate MPharm students @AdeleKhannn presenting her research on air pollution and medicine management at Newcastle University Research Scholarship event last night. Nehal Hassan Sarah Wilson #environment #Sustainability

Well done to Sophie Robson, another undergraduate MPharm student at Newcastle School of Pharmacy, who presented one of our research projects looking at the impact of #air pollution on #alzheimers disease. Our findings describe the impact of exposure on brain changes.

Interested in digital health equity? Come swing by poster 3 in box 1 to check out my PhD study exploring underserved groups perspectives on stratigies to support digital inclusively at #PHSci Sarah Slight 🇺🇦 @RionaMcArdle Clare Tolley Nehal Hassan Newcastle Pharmacy

One of our PhD students Sarah Wilson presenting her important work on advancing digital health equity at the UK Public Health Science Conference today in Cardiff today #digital #equity #UKPHSci

I am delighted to present our work on developing a risk score for healthcare utilisation prediction with poor air quality among multimorbid patients and air pollution information communication UKPHSci Sarah Slight 🇺🇦 Newcastle Pharmacy

One of our post-doc researchers Nehal Hassan presenting our second study at the UK Public Health Sciences Conference in Cardiff today. This project was led by Natasha Scott, an undergraduate MPharm student Newcastle Pharmacy #air pollution #communication #NIHR

Our third and final research project presented by Nehal Hassan at the UK Public Health Sciences Conference today in Cardiff. We developed a risk score to predict health care utilisation when air quality is poor. Nehal Hassan led this work. Well done Nehal 👏👏👏 #NIHR

A pretty damning first five years of Brexit, quantified here rather neatly.

A lesson in moral leadership and courage. Our government would do well to listen and learn.

Many congratulations to Cally Feather who successfully defended her PhD thesis this morning at Imperial. An important piece of work on indication-based prescribing and development of a successful #digital tool to reduce errors. Many congratulations to her supervisor Bryony Dean Franklin

Yesterday, after 34+ years of excellence in teaching & research, Dr Julian Knight gave his last organic chemistry lecture at Newcastle. Then this happened...😍 Thanks so much to Julian, and all the staff and students that turned out to wish him well in his retirement! #WeAreNCL

Many congratulations to Jude Heed and the team Newcastle Pharmacy who published another paper on the development of a simulation tool to support the evaluation of hospital e-prescribing (EP) systems. journals.lww.com/journalpatient…

Was a pleasure presenting our research exploring underserved groups' perspectives on strategies to improve digital inclusion within healthcare at todays Health Innovation NENC digitial inclusion forum. Sarah Slight 🇺🇦 @RionaMcArdle Clare Tolley Newcastle Pharmacy

11 and 8-year old PRODIGY SISTERS played Vivaldi Winter with me on the violin in Rome airport! They were SO CUTE AND AMAZING.. the whole airport loved it 😍.

“No government—regardless of which party is in power—should dictate what private universities can teach, whom they can admit and hire, and which areas of study and inquiry they can pursue.” - President Alan Garber hrvd.me/GarberRespond3…

California will keep fighting on behalf of all our people including in the courts. If some of us can be snatched off the streets without a warrant, based only on suspicion or skin color, then none of us are safe. Authoritarian regimes begin by targeting people who are least

Over 100,000 people attended the Pride parade in Budapest, defying Orbán's ban. “This isn’t just about LGBTQ+ rights, it’s also about the right to assemble, about standing up for one another, and not allowing the government to oppress us,” one protester said.

17 million people just lost health care. 18 million kids just lost school meals. 3 million Americans just lost food assistance. And $3.5 trillion was added to the deficit. All for a tax cut for Trump’s billionaire donors. The ultimate betrayal.