MUSIC & Mini-MUSIC
Mitochondrial DAMPs as mechanistic biomarkers of gut mucosal inflammation in adults and children.
Molly Halligan, Patient Representative
Listen to her experience on taking part in IBD research.
John Rysdale, Patient Representative
on what this study is about and why you should consider taking part.
Updates
End of 2023 Patient-Public Involvement Group Meeting
A fantastic afternoon with our Patient Engagement group! We discussed co-production of our IBD wellbeing paper, new work with paediatric IBD, our upcoming Edinburgh Science Festival show 'Our Lives and IBD'; and welcoming Ola, our new parent patient representative!
Engaging the public at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2023
As part of engaging the public in research, Dr Rebecca Hall & Dr Gwo-Tzer Ho recently put on a show at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in August 2023. Peter Ranscombe, writing for the Lancet Gastroenterology & Hepatology, summarises the event. Read more about it below.
Taking colonoscopies to the stage at the Edinburgh FringeWelcome to our new PPI member Aerin Thompson
I'm Aerin, a first year PhD student at The University of Edinburgh studying inflammation resolution and tissue repair.
I was diagnosed with Ulcerative Colitis back in 2014 under paediatric care. I was experiencing severe symptoms before being admitted to hospital through A&E where I was monitored for four weeks.
I like to be active and row for the university high performance team alongside my studies. Originally from Nottingham, I am enjoying the views that Edinburgh and Scotland have to offer.
Scottish Society of Gastroenterology Winter Meeting December 2022
Dr Rebecca Hall recently presented our work linking patient-reported well-being as a potential marker for our scientific biomarker studies
Download Abstract|Download Presentation SlidesRead and hear from Kris
Kris is one of our study's patient representative and he shares his story with The Herald here. His experience and views help us shape the design and conduct of our research.
Hear him share his thoughts on the study here: