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Free tool uses largest Latin-American genetic study to fill gaps in genetic research

Free online platform helps researchers fill gaps in genetic data, improving studies of underrepresented populations worldwide.

“Switching off” the ovaries reduces the risk of breast cancer recurrence by one-fifth in younger women

Study shows suppressing ovarian function can significantly lower breast cancer recurrence risk in younger women already taking tamoxifen.

Photo of a hospital ward. Image is focus on pinned paper written 'Recovery Trial'.

RECOVERY trial hailed as one of the two success stories of the COVID-19 pandemic

The Chair of the COVID-19 Inquiry has described the RECOVERY trial’s identification of the drug dexamethasone as ‘one of the two success stories of the pandemic’.

Excess weight in early adulthood linked to higher risk of premature death

Research published in Science Bulletin links excess weight in early adulthood to increased risk of premature death.

Statins do not cause the majority of side effects listed in package leaflets

New report highlights major advances that could transform outcomes for people with chronic kidney disease

Long-term trial results show surgery and stenting are equally protective against stroke

Weight loss alone doesn’t ease atrial fibrillation symptoms in older adults, study finds

Home-based heart rhythm screening improves diagnosis of common heart condition

Professor Sir Rory Collins outside the Richard Doll Building

Rory Collins awarded Royal Society’s Buchanan Medal

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Continuing hormone treatment with aromatase inhibitors beyond five years further reduces the risk of breast cancer recurrence by a quarter in postmenopausal women

Empagliflozin is a cost-effective treatment for people with chronic kidney disease

Study links different genetic pathways causing irregular heartbeats to different risks of stroke

Emeritus Professor Colin Baigent

Emeritus Professor Colin Baigent wins prestigious European Renal Association award

Latin-American genetic data available securely to approved researchers worldwide/Datos genéticos latinoamericanos disponibles para investigadores de todo el mundo

Study uncovers proteins associated with Alzheimer’s and other neurodegenerative diseases

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Research highlights the critical role of GP data in understanding common heart condition

Understanding blood proteins can improve risk prediction for heart attacks

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Higher alcohol consumption, binge drinking, and very high percentage alcoholic products increase risk of death in Mexican adults / Mayor consumo de alcohol, el consumo episódico excesivo y los productos de alto porcentaje de alcohol aumentan el riesgo de muerte en adultos mexicanos

People living with chronic kidney disease may benefit more from longer-term use of -flozins

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