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D-Mannose Fails to Prevent Urinary Tract Infections in Women

A randomized, double-blind study casts doubt on the effectiveness of a common treatment.

United kingdomAlisonj huangGeva raphaelGail haywardDepartment of epidemiologyUniversity of california san franciscoUniversity of oxfordNuffield department of primary care health sciencesNuffield departmentPrimary care health sciencesCalifornia san franciscoUrinary tract infection utiPreventive medicineClinical researchClinical trialsLinical studies

Oxford study says NHS baby hip checks may miss dislocations

An Oxford study has found NHS infant checks can miss serious hip abnormalities in new-born babies.

United kingdomDaniel perryAbhinav singhUniversity of leedsMusculoskeletal sciencesNational institute for healthUniversity of oxfordCare researchNuffield department of orthopaedicsUniversity of liverpoolNuffield departmentNational instituteAlder hey children

British Scientists Warn Weight-Loss Drug Might Harm Developing Babies

Experts warned against using weight-loss drugs as a fertility aid after a raft of articles suggested the medicines might help women get pregnant.

United kingdomCity ofBarbara mcgowanYing cheongAdam balenNerys astburyKing college londonScience media centreUniversity of southamptonNovo nordiskNuffield departmentPrimary health careReproductive medicineLeeds teaching hospitalsCollege londonGlp 1

New trial using skin patches as an early warning system to spot lung transplant rejection

New trial using skin patches as an early warning system to spot lung transplant rejection
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United kingdomHenk gieleAndrew fisherEmma lawsonMaria caulfieldUniversity of oxfordOxford nuffield department of surgical sciencesNewcastle university translationalNational institute for healthCare researchNuffield department of surgical sciencesClinical research unitResearch councilSurgical intervention trials unitNuffield departmentSurgical sciences

New heart disease calculator could save lives by identifying high-risk patients missed by current tools

Collaborative research, led from the University of Oxford and published today in Nature Medicine, has developed a new tool called QR4 that more accurately predicts an individual's 10-year risk of cardiovascular diseases, like heart disease and stroke

United statesUnited kingdomCity ofCarol couplandKeith channonMona bafadhelJulia hippisley coxBryan williamsBritish heart foundationNuffield department of primary care health sciencesNational institute for healthUniversity of oxfordUniversity of nottinghamKing collegeProfessor julia hippisley coxClinical epidemiology