“Shallow black-rainbow puddles shimmered…” From one of the opening stories in Soot & Boots. #SootAndBoots

Thirty writers, thirty winter visions. Soot & Boots brings them together in one seasonal anthology. Out soon. #SootAndBoots

OCTO Director Prof Sarah Blagden features in a new Channel 4 doc "The Cancer Detectives: Finding the Cures" an observational documentary series exploring pioneering research that could transform the future of cancer detection, treatment and prevention: www.oncology.ox.ac.uk/news/profess...

Our first short-fiction release since Four Forked Tongues is nearly here. Bold, strange, tender winter tales. November release. #SootAndBoots

Our festive & wintry short-fiction anthology Soot & Boots lands later this month. Hardback + paperback. Sharp stories for dark nights. More soon. #SootAndBoots

Introducing our Meet The MILI Team series!
Each week will feature a different team member.
We are starting off with the brains behind the trial, our very own Clinical Investigator, Prof Sarah Blagden:

#LFS #LiFraumeni @oncology.ox.ac.uk @oxfordcancer.bsky.social
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I just donated. Oxford people, join if you can.

Hello November! We start the month by congratulating the @forensic-uk.bsky.social , GEKO, MILI, ODDSOCKS & REACH studies who achieved their best month of recruitment to date in October! 👏

Thank you to everyone taking part in all of our studies, and to all of our study teams & sites.

mRNA vaccines are a game-changer. Faster to develop, generally safer, easy to modify, huge potential for wider applications (e.g. cancer). If the vaccine has been approved, it's already been thoroughly tested in randomised controlled trials. Nobody's trying to poison anyone with these vaccines.

We hope you've enjoyed our series of posts for International Clinical Trials Day!

We'd like to close today by thanking everyone who takes part in our research and everyone who makes it possible - we couldn't do it without you!

#InternationalClinicalTrialsDay2025 #ICTD2025

Happy International Clinical Trials Day 2025! 🎉

Today we will be sharing thoughts from the OCTRU Hub team on Clinical Trials, and what they mean to them!

#InternationalClinicalTrialsDay2025 #ICTD2025

After over eight years I am very sad to be leaving behind my post at @oxprimarycare.bsky.social but very excited to be starting a new role as a Lead Statistician @octructu.bsky.social come Monday! I have learned so much including working PRINCIPLE and PANORAMIC, and supporting the mental health BRC.

First time sneaking through to the second round...

Would longer treatment duration improve viral clearance in SARS-COV2 positive participants treated with molnupiravir?

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Excited to have a story featured in this upcoming festive edition @brokenspinearts.bsky.social @alanparry83.bsky.social

Happy Pi day!

This International Day of Women and Girls in Science, we're celebrating our Young Persons Advisory Group & the women behind it.

📢 YPAG member Fiorella: 'It's shown me the bigger picture - how science can be used to make a difference.'

Find out more about the group & its members 👇

#WomenInScience

Today is the #InternationalDayOfWomenAndGirlsInScience! So to celebrate, we'd like to share the words of three inspiring #WomenInScience here at NDM. Discover the advice they'd give to themselves when they started their career in STEM 👩‍🔬🧪🥼

Want the full picture on #COVID19 and antivirals? 🖼️

Today's molnupiravir findings follow on from research published by our team earlier this year which found the recommended 5-day course of treatment might not be long enough to clear the virus 👇 #NDPCHSReview24
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