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Julie Clayton
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Making it happen! Linking communities with research at the University of Bristol
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Julie Clayton @julieclayton.bsky.social · 6d
“It’s important for researchers to genuinely connect with our South Asian community and other equity-deserving groups – to clearly communicate the purpose of research and the value of their contributions. This fosters inclusion, affirms their worth as citizens, and helps address health inequalities"
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Liz Coulthard @proflizcoulthard.bsky.social · 6d
Brilliant blog by @julieclayton.bsky.social discussing her community engagement and public involvement work on dementia research for everybody! @gstothart.bsky.social and @charlesmarshall.bsky.social too! www.nbt.nhs.uk/research-inn...
Community Voices Matter: Breaking Barriers in Dementia Research | North Bristol NHS Trust
When it comes to dementia research, whose voice matters? The answer is simple: everyone’s. But in reality, not everyone is equally represented in dementia studies — and that needs to change.
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BRACE Dementia Research @alzheimersbrace.bsky.social · 11d
A simple urine test could help spot #dementia decades before symptoms appear, new research shows. The study found that protein in urine may act as an early warning sign.

At BRACE, we fund research into early diagnosis, because the sooner dementia is detected, the more chance there is to prevent it.
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George Stothart @gstothart.bsky.social · Sep 3
Our latest paper in @braincomms.bsky.social demonstrating sensitivity of Fastball (a passive 3min test of recognition memory) to memory deficits in Mild Cognitive Impairment.

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A passive and objective measure of recognition memory in mild cognitive impairment using Fastball memory assessment
Stothart et al. present evidence that Fastball, a new EEG method for the passive and objective measurement of recognition memory, is sensitive to amnestic
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Liz Coulthard @proflizcoulthard.bsky.social · 6d
Brilliant blog by @julieclayton.bsky.social discussing her community engagement and public involvement work on dementia research for everybody! @gstothart.bsky.social and @charlesmarshall.bsky.social too! www.nbt.nhs.uk/research-inn...
Community Voices Matter: Breaking Barriers in Dementia Research | North Bristol NHS Trust
When it comes to dementia research, whose voice matters? The answer is simple: everyone’s. But in reality, not everyone is equally represented in dementia studies — and that needs to change.
www.nbt.nhs.uk
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Julie Clayton @julieclayton.bsky.social · 6d
Looking forward to this event on 4th Nov!
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UWE Health Research @chcr-uwe.bsky.social · 10d
We are excited to announce the launch of our first ‘Ethnic Inequality Conference’ scheduled on 04 November 2025 at UWE, Bristol. Conference includes keynote speakers, posters and workshops from BNSSG Diverse Research Engagement Network. Further details, click here. www.uwe.ac.uk/events/inclu...
Inclusive research cultures | UWE Bristol
The launch of the first Ethnic Inequality Conference organised by the Centre for Health and Clinical Research (CHCR) at UWE Bristol.
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Dementia Researcher @dementiaresearcher.bsky.social · Jan 29
🗣️ From systematic reviews to expert interviews, follow @victoriagabb.bsky.social 's journey to define core outcomes in MCI research. Her latest blog post is a window into the intricate process. #DementiaResearch #ClinicalOutcomes

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This image is a promotional graphic for a guest blog titled "MCI Core Outcomes Study: Interviewing the Experts" by Victoria Gabb, a Senior Research Associate at the University of Bristol. It features a photo of an elderly woman laughing joyfully during a conversation with a researcher, who is visible from behind and partly out of focus. The text highlights the series' focus on tracking the progress of research in developing core outcomes for Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI). The Dementia Researcher logo is also displayed, signifying the platform hosting the series. This setup conveys a personal, engaging approach to discussing scientific research and its impact.
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