Posted 18/08/2016 A groundbreaking study, led by experts from the University of Oxford and Royal Brompton Hospital, has discovered better methods to interpret the significance of gene mutations in patients who are tested for genetic conditions. The findings mean that, in future, more diagnoses could be made through ... Improved genetic test analysis...

Posted 16/08/2016 How can chemistry help us tackle heart disease – one of our greatest medical challenges? We are teaming up with the Department of Chemistry to showcase pioneering heart disease research taking place in Oxford. Join us at the Chemistry Research Laboratory from 2 till 4 pm on Saturday 10 September, ... RDM teams up with Department of...

Posted 08/08/2016 RDM researchers have uncovered new genetic evidence of how the benefits of the world’s most commonly used Type 2 diabetes drug may vary between individuals. Metformin, a drug used by hundreds of millions of people with Type 2 diabetes worldwide, has been in use for over 50 years.  The drug can ... Precision medicine study reveals how...

Posted 02/08/2016 Congratulations to Prof Keith Channon who has been appointed to the BHF Field Marshal Earl Alexander Chair of Cardiovascular Medicine. This highly prestigous Chair was the first Chair to be established by the British Heart Foundation, in memorial to the BHF's first president, Field Marshal Earl ... Prof Keith Channon appointed to the...

Posted 21/07/2016 Please join us in congratulating our brand new University Research Lecturers and Associate Professors, who will be made PIs in RDM. Vanessa Ferreira (CVM) is Associate Professor of Cardiovascular Medicine, Chris Rodgers (CVM) is Associate Professor of Biomedical Imaging, Elizabeth Soilleux (NDCLS) ... Congratulations to our new Associate...

Posted 21/07/2016 Please join us in congratulating our brand new University Research Lecturers and Associate Professors, who will be made PIs in RDM. Vanessa Ferreira (CV Med) is Associate Professor of Cardiovascular Medicine, Chris Rodgers (CV Med) is Associate Professor of Biomedical Imaging, Elizabeth Soilleux ... Congratulations to our new Associate...