RESEARCH TEAM

ISHAA AHMED

Student Research Lead

Fourth Year medical student

University of Birmingham

imt624@student.bham.ac.uk

@isobeltrout

DR LAUREN EWINGTON

Trainee Research Lead

ST3 Obstetrics and Gynaecology UHCW. and PhD candidate at University of Warwick.

laurenjadeewington@gmail.com

SENIOR CLINICIAN

Senior Research Lead

To be appointed.

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Aug 51 min read

DHL Networking Event 16/2/24

We were delighted to host our annual networking event at the Edgbaston Park Hotel on February 16th! It was a brilliant opportunity to...

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Calling all students interested in getting involved in the O&G medical student-run research project

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Jul 5, 20222 min read

Calling all students interested in getting involved in the O&G medical student-run research project

We are aiming to recruit medical students with an interest in academic research as part of our PregCoV-19 LSR team, who have been working...

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PUBLICATION: Care of pregnant women with epilepsy in the United Kingdom

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Jun 30, 20221 min read

PUBLICATION: Care of pregnant women with epilepsy in the United Kingdom

Read our published articles on 'Care of pregnant women with epilepsy in the United Kingdom: A national survey of healthcare...

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Current opportunities

For Medical Students to get involved with research

EpiSafe Project

Get involved with this project as part of the EpiSafe Programme (https://www.episafe.org/research-programme)

Opportunities to take part in reviews and learn how to coduct systematic reviews.

Contact John Allotley ( j.allotey.1@bham.ac.uk) if interested!

Come back soon for more opportunities!

Supplemental Material

Sex-specific obesity and cardiometabolic disease risks in low- and middle-income countries: a meta-analysis involving 3,916,276 individuals.

Please find the link to the supplemental material of the original article ‘Sex-specific obesity and cardiometabolic disease risks in low- and middle-income countries: a meta-analysis involving 3,916,276 individuals’.