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As seen in: LinkedIn, Yorkshire Evening Post, Asheville Citizen Times, BJGP (British Journal of General Practice), GOV.UK, Journal of Infection, Journal of STEM Education : Innovations and Research
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How technology has enabled large scale, rapid population level recruitment into research on possible food poisoning in the community: the third infectious intestinal disease study (IID3)

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By Vanashree Sexton, Elizabeth Button
| GOV.UK
Thanks to the use of patient- and practice-facing technology, this study has succeeded in achieving large scale, rapid population level recruitment into research about diarrhoeal illness and possible food poisoning in the community.
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By Rachel Byford, Heather Whitaker, Ruby Tsang, Elizabeth Button, Nick Andrews, Ray Borrow, FD Richard Hobbs, Tim Brooks, Gary Howsam, Kevin Brown, Charlotte M Gower, Julian Sherlock, Ezra Linley, Jack Macartney, Cecilia Okusi, Jacqueline Hewson, Manasa Tri
| Journal of Infection Verified
Highlights • We present a serological survey of COVID-19 infections in England. • This study used sera collected alongside routine blood tests in primary care. • Seropositivity was higher in younger age and in Black and Asian ethnicities, • and also higher in major conurbations and in non-smokers. • We found no difference by deprivation, sex or shielding recommendation.
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Better together: uniting diagnostics and precision medicines to transform the treatment of lung cancer

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By Elizabeth Button
| LinkedIn
Over the course of my career and having been diagnosed with cancer myself six years ago, I’ve witnessed and experienced first-hand how diagnostic tests can transform the outlook for patients and their loved ones. For people diagnosed with cancer, a genomic profile of their tumor can open up therapeutic avenues that may otherwise be unknown or unavailable, as well as help patients understand more about their diagnosis, so they can make informed treatment decisions with their physician.
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