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Patient and Public Involvement and Engagement

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Here you will find examples of research collaborations between the Inflammation Biology group and members of the public through patient and public involvement and engagement.

Lay Abstracts

  1. W. Lewis and H.M. McGettrick (2025) The Conversation. Long COVID: women at greater risk compared to men – could immune system differences be the cause?
  2. W Lewis, K. Frost, J. Edwards, A.J Naylor, and H.M. McGettrick (2024). Science Featured PEPITEM Offers Hope for Osteoporosis and Arthritis Patients | Science Featured Series
  3. W Lewis, K. Frost, E. Insch, A.J Naylor, and H.M. McGettrick (2024). Unlocking new treatments for bone diseases: using PEPITEM to strengthen bones and prevent loss – Atlas of Science
  4. Abbey Lightfoot, M. McGettrick and A. Iqbal (2023). Galectin-9: A new target for beating atherosclerosis? – Atlas of Science
  5. Pezhman, M. Chimen A. Iqbal and H.M. McGettrick (2023). Naturally occurring peptide may tackle the “root cause” of obesity-related diseases – Atlas of Science
  6. M Wahid, E. Insch, A.J Naylor and M. McGettrick (2023). Improving assessment of arthritis models to better reflect human symptoms of disease – Atlas of Science
  7. M. McGettrick and A.J. Iqbal (2023) The Conversation. How biological differences between men and women alter immune responses – and affect women’s health
  8. E. Manning, L. Murphy, C. Morris, A. Filer and H.M. McGettrick (2019). Fibroblasts in rheumatoid arthritis: From friend to foe – Atlas of Science
  9. S. Martin, A. Ni Chosgora, M. Chimen and H.M. McGettrick (2018). Go with the flow: Studying the movement of T-cells to sites of inflammation – Atlas of Science