Richard Doll Seminars Archive: 2012 to 2013
Programme for academic year 2012 to 2013
Michaelmas 2012 (Oct to Dec), from 1-2 pm
The termcard for Michaelmas 2012 is available to download in PDF format here.
Conveners: Dr Fiona Bragg (CTSU), Dr Lucy Wright (CEU), and Dr Dexter Canoy (CEU)
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- 9 Oct Professor Sir John Burn, University of Newcastle: Aspirin prevents cancer: proving the obvious
- 16 Oct Professor Richard Gray, University of Oxford: Progressing clinical trial research in Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease
- 23 Oct Professor Pat Doyle, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine: Motor neurone disease in the Million Women Study
- 30 Oct NO SEMINAR
- 6 Nov Professor Simon Wessely, King's College London: Time bombs and tidal waves: what have been the consequences of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan on the health and well being of UK service personnel
- 7 Nov (1:15-2:15 pm) Dr Mark Pearce, University of Newcastle: Cancer risks following CT scans in childhood or early adulthood [in association with the Royal Statistical Society Oxford Group]
- 13 Nov Dr Robin Walters, University of Oxford: Analysis of copy number variation: perils, pitfalls and prospects
- 20 Nov Professor Harry Shannon, McMaster University, Canada: Understanding the determinants of healthy ageing: the Canadian Longitudinal Study on Aging
- 27 Nov Professor Lelia Duley, University of Nottingham: Improving outcome following very preterm birth: from parents' experiences to randomised trials
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Hilary 2013 (jan to mar), from 1-2 pm
The termcard for Hilary 2013 is available to download in PDF format here.
Conveners: Dr Fiona Bragg (CTSU), Dr Lucy Wright (CEU, and Dr Dexter Canoy (CEU)
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- 15 Jan Professor Carole Brayne, University of Cambridge: Dementia in fashion: benefit or harm?
- 22 Jan Professor Rose Anne Kenny, Trinity College Dublin: Comparisons of objective and subjective health measures from TILDA - the longitudinal study of ageing in Ireland
- 29 Jan Professor Richard Hobbs, University of Oxford: Understanding heart failure: insights from a primary caare research programme
- 5 Feb NO SEMINAR
- 12 Feb Dr Phil Edwards, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine: Public health impacts of urban transport
- 19 Feb Professor Paul Ridker, Harvard Medical School: Inflammation and Atherothrombosis: Where have we been? Where are we going?
- 26 Feb Professor Sir Rory Collins and Dr Naomi Allen, University of Oxford: The UK Biobank study: an overview and update
- 5 Mar Dr Linda Fitzgerald, St. George's, University of London: Non-Invasive Screening for Fluctuations in Immune Resilience
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Trinity 2013 (Apr to Jun), from 1-2 pm
The termcard for Trinity 2013 is available to download in PDF format here.
Conveners: Dr Fiona Bragg (CTSU), Dr Lucy Wright, and Dr Dexter Canoy (CEU)
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- 23 Apr Professor Sir Peter Morris, Royal College of Surgeons: Transplantation: A medical miracle in the 20th century
- 30 Apr Mr Matt Brown, University of Leicester: Abdominal aortic aneurysms: Medicine for a surgical disease?
- 7 May Professor Rosalind Eeles, Institute of Cancer Research: Genetic predisposition to prostate cancer and its clinical implications
- 14 May Professor Peter Whincup, St. George's, University of London: Studying the origins of UK ethnic differences in chronic disease risk
- 21 May Professor Hugh Tunstall-Pedoe, University of Dundee: Vitamin D deficiency and mass disease:a prime mover or fellow traveller?
- 28 May NO SEMINAR
- 4 Jun Dr Kazem Rahimi, University of Oxford: Service delivery innovation for heart failure management
- 11 Jun Dr Christina Davies, University of Oxford: Duration of hormonal therapy for early breast cancer - how long is long enough?
- 18 Jun Dr Raghib Ali, University of Oxford: Cancer incidence by ethnic group in England
- 2 Jul (additional seminar) Professor Andrew Levey, Tufts University School of Medicine: Prognosis in Chronic Kidney Disease: An Update from the CKD-Prognosis Consortium