The BioResource invites participants to join research programmes based on health conditions or demographic criteria such as ethnicity or age
D-CYPHR is our health research movement for children and young people ages 0-15.
IBHO invites individuals of Black ethnic backgrounds, with or without a health condition, to take part in vital research.
Supporting specialist research in several common and rare diseases, mental health conditions and unique expertise such as our Long Read Sequencing project.
participants have joined us to help uncover the causes of disease and how to treat them
academic publications acknowledging the role of the BioResource
samples that help researchers in their work to tackle disease
Hear from researchers, participants and partners about their experience with the BioResource
"Our experience of working with the BioResource has been very positive. The team have been professional and friendly in their approach and attentive not only to the needs of the volunteers but also to our specific research requirements."
"I’m taking part in IBHO because I want to help improve treatments and care for Black communities in the UK. I’ve personally experienced how Black people face health inequalities and poorer outcomes—especially in maternity care—and I want to be part of the change."
"At present, research and clinical trials lack representation and engagement from South Asian communities so it’s important to get better insight and use the community networks to help tackle health inequalities."
