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The adoption of new guidance on osteoporosis medication in 2005 may have been responsible for a 22% drop in the number of over-60s suffering a second fracture after a broken hip, an Oxford University study, published in the Journal of Bone and Mineral Research, has found.
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MSD Mediation Service
Building better workplace relationships and equipping people to manage conflict better.
New theory for spontaneous reporting of suspected adverse drug reactions to biological therapies
Adverse drug reactions, commonly known as side effects, place a significant burden on health services and account for patient deaths, disease, and extra costs in the UK and worldwide. This research is about the reporting of side effects of biologic medicines on patients.
UK Human Functional Genomics Initiative: Musculoskeletal Cluster
Our research will use genetics to improve our understanding and treatment of musculoskeletal diseases, such as osteoarthritis and carpal tunnel syndrome, which cause more years of disability and pain than any other disease class.
2022-2024 cohort
Find out about our 2022-2024 alumni.
