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UK SPINE - outputs and outcomes
UK SPINE was set up to build a knowledge exchange[1] network, focussed on the mission of improving healthspan for patients with multiple age-related conditions by accelerating the…
We are excited to announce publication of an article in Nature Aging.
In June the UK SPINE hosted a ground-breaking conference: Healthspan versus lifespan: new medicines to close the gap. Our paper presenting the findings from the conference,…
Raising the profile of ageing research in Westminster - Healthy ageing research to transform the lives of older people
14-18 November 2022 was Evidence Week in Westminster – UK SPINE took this as an opportunity to take ageing research, and its potential to transform the lives of older people, to those…
New article published by Muslim Abbas Syed - Olalekan Lee Aiyegbusi - Eliot Marston - Janet M. Lord - Harriet Teare - Melanie Calver
Optimising the selection of outcomes for healthy ageing trials: a mixed methods study
Bisphosphonates Symposium; Bone and Beyond summary
On 27th and 28th of September, the titans of bisphosphonates from across the globe assembled in the stunning Sheldonian Theatre in Oxford, for the Bisphosphonates Symposium; Bone and…
UK SPINE funded project published a new paper
Our UK SPINE funded project Generation of monoclonal antibodies targeting novel thrombotic interaction between neutrophils and platelets are publishing this paper on their…
"Over my head? The patient and public perspective of UK SPINE conference 2022
As a Patient and Public Involvement representative I attended the conference with a little trepidation – would I find that the science would be ‘over my head’? The answer was a…
UK SPINE Annual Conference returned in-person
A summary by Pavel Ovseiko, University of Oxford Research Fellow and UK SPINE conference participant.
There was a certain level of excitement in the air on 27-28th June 2022 at the…
Our Future Health – a programme to enable research into the prevention, detection and treatment of multiple long term conditions
Our Future Health wants to hear from researchers and administrators that will use this important dataset – please get in touch
The focus of UK SPINE is on research associated with…
Do ‘wicked problems’ require ‘wicked knowledge exchange’?
The ATTP define knowledge exchange (KE) as ‘a collaborative, creative endeavour that translates knowledge and research into impact in society and the economy’. This relatively…