Measuring Tissue Sodium Concentration: Cross-Vendor Repeatability and Reproducibility of 23 Na-MRI Across Two Sites.
Publication: Journal of Magnetic Reson Imaging
Riemer F, McHugh D, Zaccagna F, Lewis D, McLean MA, Graves MJ, et al.
12 March 2019
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Autoimmune diseases are on the rise - and many scientists now believe this is linked to changes in the gut microbiome 🦠
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A new study by researchers at @ImperialNHS and @imperialcollege into inflammatory bowel disease highlights why ethnic diversity in research is important. ➡️ https://www.imperial.nhs.uk/about-us/news/new-inflammatory-bowel-disease-study-highlights-ethnic-diversity-in-research-is-crucial
The study is funded by @BowelResearchUK and supported by @ImperialBRC and @CambridgeBRC.
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What a fantastic series of talks from our 3 speakers, Dr Anna Moore Winter, Dr Kate Baker & Dr Chenqu Suo at our Public Open Event in Translational research in infants, children and young people!
Topics included big data, rare childhood disorders & brain development!
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