Luke Flower
@lukeflower.bsky.social
ICM Registrar, London. PhD Student (ARDS), University of Cambridge. Co-Chair, TRIC Network. National Academic Rep, FICM. Trainee Committee, AoA. BJJ Black Belt. He/him
🔓 Our open-access review on inflammasomes in ARDS
🏥 ARDS treatments are limited
🫁 Multiple inflammasomes drive ARDS via IL-1β/18
💊 Their modulation offers potential therapies
🔬Further human-specific research is needed
@charlottesummers.bsky.social
@vpd-hlri.bsky.social
tinyurl.com/mt76tcan
🏥 ARDS treatments are limited
🫁 Multiple inflammasomes drive ARDS via IL-1β/18
💊 Their modulation offers potential therapies
🔬Further human-specific research is needed
@charlottesummers.bsky.social
@vpd-hlri.bsky.social
tinyurl.com/mt76tcan
January 31, 2025 at 8:05 AM
🔓 Our open-access review on inflammasomes in ARDS
🏥 ARDS treatments are limited
🫁 Multiple inflammasomes drive ARDS via IL-1β/18
💊 Their modulation offers potential therapies
🔬Further human-specific research is needed
@charlottesummers.bsky.social
@vpd-hlri.bsky.social
tinyurl.com/mt76tcan
🏥 ARDS treatments are limited
🫁 Multiple inflammasomes drive ARDS via IL-1β/18
💊 Their modulation offers potential therapies
🔬Further human-specific research is needed
@charlottesummers.bsky.social
@vpd-hlri.bsky.social
tinyurl.com/mt76tcan
The winter edition of FICM’s Resident Eye is out!
If you’re looking for some light pre-Christmas reading, I wrote a short article on the importance of research in ICM and how intensivists in training can get involved.
ficm.ac.uk/resident-eye
If you’re looking for some light pre-Christmas reading, I wrote a short article on the importance of research in ICM and how intensivists in training can get involved.
ficm.ac.uk/resident-eye
December 19, 2024 at 2:48 PM
The winter edition of FICM’s Resident Eye is out!
If you’re looking for some light pre-Christmas reading, I wrote a short article on the importance of research in ICM and how intensivists in training can get involved.
ficm.ac.uk/resident-eye
If you’re looking for some light pre-Christmas reading, I wrote a short article on the importance of research in ICM and how intensivists in training can get involved.
ficm.ac.uk/resident-eye
Thoroughly enjoyed coaching my first class for Cambridge University’s mixed martial arts team today.
Martial arts have had such a positive impact on my life, teaching me so much along the way. It’s a privilege to pass that on to the next generation of martial artists (& help win varsity of course).
Martial arts have had such a positive impact on my life, teaching me so much along the way. It’s a privilege to pass that on to the next generation of martial artists (& help win varsity of course).
November 26, 2024 at 6:01 PM
Thoroughly enjoyed coaching my first class for Cambridge University’s mixed martial arts team today.
Martial arts have had such a positive impact on my life, teaching me so much along the way. It’s a privilege to pass that on to the next generation of martial artists (& help win varsity of course).
Martial arts have had such a positive impact on my life, teaching me so much along the way. It’s a privilege to pass that on to the next generation of martial artists (& help win varsity of course).
A fascinating evening at @selwyn1882.bsky.social listening to Dame Sally Davies discuss the escalating global threat of antimicrobial resistance.
Collaboration from governments, industries, clinicians, patients & agriculture is essential to combat this silent pandemic.
Collaboration from governments, industries, clinicians, patients & agriculture is essential to combat this silent pandemic.
November 25, 2024 at 7:48 PM
A fascinating evening at @selwyn1882.bsky.social listening to Dame Sally Davies discuss the escalating global threat of antimicrobial resistance.
Collaboration from governments, industries, clinicians, patients & agriculture is essential to combat this silent pandemic.
Collaboration from governments, industries, clinicians, patients & agriculture is essential to combat this silent pandemic.
Happy LGBTQ+ in STEM day!
I’m lucky to work in a very supportive institute, but many aren’t. The stats:
- 57% higher risk of burn out in clinical academics
- 50% consider leaving due to discrimination
- 33% advised not to come out
- 10% less students stay in STEM
Much still to do! 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️
I’m lucky to work in a very supportive institute, but many aren’t. The stats:
- 57% higher risk of burn out in clinical academics
- 50% consider leaving due to discrimination
- 33% advised not to come out
- 10% less students stay in STEM
Much still to do! 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️
November 18, 2024 at 12:58 PM
Happy LGBTQ+ in STEM day!
I’m lucky to work in a very supportive institute, but many aren’t. The stats:
- 57% higher risk of burn out in clinical academics
- 50% consider leaving due to discrimination
- 33% advised not to come out
- 10% less students stay in STEM
Much still to do! 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️
I’m lucky to work in a very supportive institute, but many aren’t. The stats:
- 57% higher risk of burn out in clinical academics
- 50% consider leaving due to discrimination
- 33% advised not to come out
- 10% less students stay in STEM
Much still to do! 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️