We characterised the mesh microbiome 🦠 which most closely resembled the urinary microbiome 💧 We found differences in microbial diversity at complication sites ‼️ #meshcomplications #microbiome
#WomensHealth
@WarrellUnit @FBMH_UoM @HealthInnovMcr
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Cervical screening saves lives but participation in ethnic diverse population is low. Please help us fill in this survey to understand your thoughts on current screening and self sampling methods! qualtrics.manchester.ac.uk/j…
I wrote a little about venturing into the world of microbiology as a clinician for @AMIposts. Bridging the gap was challenging in the best way.
@OfficialUoM @WarrellUnit
#discoveryresearch #clinicalacademia #urogynaecology #mesh #microbiome
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What a wonderful time at #IUGA2023 presenting our work on #biofilms on #mesh #slings #tapes and exploring The Hague! @WarrellUnit @iugaoffice
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Naz Abbas presenting her @WarrellUnit research on mesh and biofilms @iugaoffice meeting. Great to hear some robust discussions in the 1st session of the day. – at The Hague, The Netherlands
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#ObstetricFistula is a health and human rights issue.
An estimated 500,000 women and girls across the world live with this preventable condition, facing stigma and health complications.
#IDEOF #IDEOF2023 (1/2)
A very happy girl at @UKContinenceSoc, winning best presentation for our work from @WarrellUnit and @OfficialUoM on the #mesh #microbiome
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I hopped onto the amazing @whymumsdontjump podcast with @brickwicks talking about leaking💧🚺 #talkaboutvaginas #incontinencematters listen here: open.spotify.com/episode/12i…
After TETOT, 62% of women felt better. Improvement in pain was reported by 58%—those with chronic pain without another complication reported improvement in pain less frequently (48% vs. 72%) and worsening pain more frequently (37% vs. 6%). onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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Viva la vulva: why we need to talk about women’s genitalia theguardian.com/lifeandstyle…
















