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Getting worse, before getting better? 'Recovery' as a risk period for suicide in eating disorders
Lead: Rachel Whyte- Mental Health
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View active and completed studies involving NIHR BioResource. Each summary is provided by the research team. The views expressed may not reflect those of the NIHR BioResource.
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TIME-Met Study: Temporal Eating Patterns and Metabolic Health
Lead: Dr. Maria Chondronikola- Metabolic and Endocrine Disorders
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Understanding how the ends of your DNA affect the development of rare diseases
Lead: Professor George Vassiliou- Genomics and Rare Diseases
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Understanding how repeated DNA patterns affect mental health
Lead: Gerome Breen- Genomics and Rare Diseases
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Studying Rare Immune Diseases to Learn Why Patients Get Unusual or Repeated Infections with the Rare Diseases RNA Phenotyping project
Lead: Matthew Cook- Genomics and Rare Diseases
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Studying Rare Immune Diseases to Learn Why Patients Get Unusual or Repeated Infections with long-read sequencing technology
Lead: Matthew Cook- Genomics and Rare Diseases
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Incorporating Children and Young People’s Preferences into Clinical Decision-Making Tools for Early Mental Health Support in Primary Care: An Online Survey Study
Lead: Dr Anna Moore- Health Services Research
- Mental Health
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Investigating Ethnic Minorities with Inflammatory Bowel Disease
Lead: Professor Horace Williams- Gastroenterology
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Investigating Underrepresented Groups with Inflammatory Bowel Disease
Lead: Professor Horace Williams- Gastroenterology
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RELMED-I: Improving antidepressant choice through computer-based tasks
Lead: Professor Quentin Huys- Mental Health
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Creatures of Habit: a study on genes, personality, and behaviour
Lead: Professor Karen Ersche- Cross-cutting
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The link between genes causing age related macular degeneration and changes in the retina and vision
Lead: Professor Sobha Sivaprasad- Genomics and Rare Diseases
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Investigating disease pathogenesis and treatment response using gene expression data in blood cells of patients with Immune thrombocytopenia
Lead: Professor Nichola Cooper- Genomics and Rare Diseases
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Analysis of Structural Variants in Individuals from the NIHR BioResource Rare Disease WGS dataset
Lead: Nicholas Gleadall- Genomics and Rare Diseases
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Using clinical and genetic factors to stratify patients and predict drug response for three commonly used inflammatory bowel disease treatments
Lead: Vincent Plagnol- Gastroenterology
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Why worry? Understanding what keeps worry going
Lead: Professor Colette Hirsch and Dr Molly Davies- Mental Health