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Obese people may have been more at risk of Covid for opposite reason doctors thought

Cambridge University scientists analysed blood and lung samples taken from overweight patients with coronavirus

United statesUnited kingdomMenna clatworthyAndrew conway morrisCambridge universityUniversity of cambridgeDepartment of medicineProfessor clatworthyHonorary consultantAmerican journalCritical care

Workplace support can protect healthcare professionals against adverse mental health and burnout

Amongst healthcare professionals, the feeling of being supported in the workplace can protect them against adverse mental health and burnout, according to a new study published in CMAJ Open by researchers at Queen Mary University of London and medical staff at various hospitals across the UK.

United kingdomAjay guptaQueen maryEmily hendersonQueen mary university of londonBarts charityQueen mary universityClinical readerHonorary consultantClinical pharmacologyMental healthCovid 19

Improved Workplace Support Reduces Burnout in Health Professionals

Improved Workplace Support Reduces Burnout in Health Professionals
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United kingdomAjay guptaQueen maryQueen mary university of londonBarts charityQueen mary universityClinical readerHonorary consultantClinical pharmacologyCardiovascular medicine

The silent killer we should all be facing up to

One in three of us has dangerously high blood pressure, but many of us won’t know it until too late

East sussexUnited kingdomCity ofRuth gossMarc westonMorris brownRajiv sankaranarayananGraham macgregorCambridge universityBritish heart foundationWolfson institute of population healthQueen mary universityHeart failure lead at liverpool university hospitalsBlood pressure united kingdomCardiovascular medicineWolfson institute

Predicting the likelihood of kidney cancer recurrence by looking at DNA mutations

A decade-long international study into kidney cancer has shown that doctors can predict the likelihood of a patient's disease returning by looking at DNA mutations in their tumors.

United kingdomNaveen vasudevYasser riazalhosseiniEmily hendersonCancer researchCancer research industryUniversity of leedsMcgill universityAssociate professorHonorary consultantMedical oncologyLeeds instituteMedical researchResearch industry focusAssistant professorHuman genetics