In this clinical research bulletin from Nottingham:

• Notts County legend Les Bradd has been helping our researchers investigating football-related injuries. https://nottinghambrc.nihr.ac.uk/about-nottingham-brc/news/3927-notts-county-fc-legend-les-is-helping-researchers-investigating-playing-injuries

• We hit national and international headlines this week for study which identified 500 genes linked to lung health https://nottinghambrc.nihr.ac.uk/about-nottingham-brc/news/3932-nottingham-researchers-lead-gene-study-to-enable-personalised-lung-health-care

• a review of Covid treatments for vulnerable people in Nottingham showed that being white, female and better-off, meant you were more likely to accept covid-19 treatment https://nottinghambrc.nihr.ac.uk/about-nottingham-brc/news/3930-white-female-better-off-vulnerable-patients-more-likely-to-accept-covid-19-treatment-nottingham-study-shows
• If you fancy spending an evening discussing the possible uses of blood, urine, saliva and body tissue, together with their related health data, then we have an online event you’ll love - https://www.eventbrite.com/e/574447577167

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