An open-source research study that aims to understand the genetic factors that change outcome in critical illness
Scotland, England, Wales, NI
Joined June 2017
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🚨 Today is #WorldSepsisDay!
A huge thanks to @DrTedros for his inspiring video greeting and being patron for this year's campaign – and to all of you out there, tirelessly raising awareness for #sepsis worldwide.
Join the global movement now 👇👇👇
worldsepsisday.org/news/2024…
GenOMICC Study retweeted
This Sepsis Awareness Month we are asking you to speak up for sepsis 📣
Please use your voice and take 30 seconds to share your sepsis story with your community. Whether you have experienced sepsis, lost a loved one or work in health care, we want to hear from you.
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As Sepsis Awareness Month starts, Dr. Andrew Conway Morris, Medical Director for Sepsis Research FEAT, sits down with Beth Budgen, a sepsis survivor and trustee of Sepsis Research FEAT, to discuss the reality of this life-threatening condition.
youtu.be/xB0LyKM22ys?si=7sKH…
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What a great meeting with our Critical Care PPI Group and GenOMICC team yesterday. Loads of discussion and forward thinking! ..and cake... always cake... 🍰🧁🥮 Thank you everyone for your input!! @GenomiccStudy #essentialresearch #criticalcareresearch
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On #WorldSepsisDay we are proud to launch a huge new project - a survey to shape the future of #sepsis research in conjunction with the @LindAlliance
Take part here: sepsisresearch.org.uk/james-…
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1 in 5 deaths globally is associated with #sepsis. Do you know the symptoms, sources, and risk groups of sepsis? This #WorldSepsisDay, share this video with a loved one - it could save their lives!
youtu.be/NsPDjOX8QHA
GenOMICC Study retweeted
Delighted to share biggest paper yet from GenOMICC study. Our first report found 5 genes underlying critical covid, one of which pointed to an effective new treatment (baricitinib). Now we report 49 genes & multiple new drug options
nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
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20,000 patients have now been recruited to the @GenomiccStudy.
The Genetics of Mortality in Critical Care (GenOMICC) study is a research programme with the number one aim of understanding how our genes can influence our body’s response to conditions like #sepsis.
GenOMICC Study retweeted
On #worldsepsisday we join organisations and individuals around the globe to remember those that have lost their lives to #sepsis and renew our pledge to be part of the global movement to help improve diagnosis and treatment for sepsis patients in the future.
GenOMICC Study retweeted
Have you listened to our Words Of #Sepsis podcast yet?
In our first episode we talk to our founder Craig Stobo, and Professor @kennethbaillie who leads the @GenomiccStudy that we fund at the @EdinburghUni @roslininstitute
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Congratulations to Marc, one of our Clinical Fellows, who completed the @NIHRresearch Associate PI scheme as part of the @GenomiccStudy. That’s the second Doctor to complete this scheme within 6 months at @AberdeenICUEdu!
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Very proud our charity won this award tonight. Couldn’t happen without our supporters coming forward with stories, driving awareness and helping to fund cutting edge research projects. With thanks to our partners at Flourish @kennethbaillie @GenomiccStudy @EllieatFlourish
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Two new technician posts in my team (FT; open-ended; UE05) working on exciting projects like @GenomiccStudy @NextGenScot @mndsmart
Help us integrate genomics into healthcare
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Huge thanks to @FionaGR68015986 and @GenomiccStudy for their support for our forthcoming Sepsis Awareness Campaign this autumn, and the vital research that they are leading into how to #stopsepsisnow
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We're now joined by Dr Erola Pairo-Castineira @erolaPC from @roslininstitute who's telling us about the Genetic mechanisms of critical illness in #COVID19 – at Edinburgh, Scotland
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Eleven cases of hepatitis in children investigated in central Scotland. We have activated @CCPUKstudy across UK assist public health investigation of the cause and clinical features. See isaric4c.net/hepatitis for advice on how to recruit bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-6…
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The latest NRS Research Bulletin is live now, leading with the latest @GenomiccStudy findings which have identified 16 new genetic variants associated with severe #COVID19. @EdinburghUni @kennethbaillie
Read more 👉 bit.ly/3IZljeu
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New findings from @GenomiccStudy led by @kennethbaillie @EdinburghUni published. 16 new genetic variants associated with severe #covid19 have been identified. bit.ly/3MAikwd
🥳🥳 Some more good news from GenOMICC!! 🥳🥳
nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
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The world’s largest study of the genetics of critical #COVID19 led by @EdinburghUni & @GenomicsEngland, led in Ireland by Prof Alistair Nichol of @ICCCTN has been published by @Nature
Reveals biological mechanisms behind the severe form of the disease 1/2 ucd.ie/research/news/2022/ge…
GenOMICC Study retweeted
Out at 4pm today: our latest paper from GenOMICC reveals 16 new, robust genetic associations with critical Covid-19, some of which might lead directly to effective new treatments, just like our study in 2020 did. 1/n
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