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Absolutely delighted to have been awarded the Young Investigator Award at #ISUOG2024 thank you @ISUOG and see you all next year in Mexico!!!

3 RANDOMISATIONS IN ONE DAY! The post-meeting buzz continues… Well done Jena! 🤩

Fantastic course in Naples on FGR and prevention of stillbirth, honoured to be invited to speak. Definitely the most impressive venue I’ve ever presented in! Sharing some findings from the @TruffleStudy feasibility data and nearly at the end of the RCT!! 🤩

We have now recruited over 5000 participants! THANK YOU to all our participants and recruiting centres for making this possible ✨💙

Must-read from our excellent colleagues on the @MESSAGE_TGI project at the @georgeinstitute and @imperialcollege

@Londonbus65 if anyone finds a black rucksack on a 65 bus today in London I would be so very grateful to be reunited with it! It has a yellow purse with my ID in it 🫣

@ewsmullins Really hoping this becomes a thread that you add to regularly 😂😂😂😂😂

Have decided to lean in with the plethora of fake conference invites which arrive every day and see where it takes me...

@Christoph_Lees talking us through some of the findings of the @TruffleStudy biomarker and haemodynamic data at #ISUOG2024 🩸🫀

ISUOG day 2 . Maternal hemodynamics and biomarkers might help stratify risk in women with small fetuses. Interesting work from TRUFFLE2 investigators. #ISUOG2024

@Allan_Katie Amazing!!! Enjoy 😍

But first I’m off to Australia for a little sunny adventure for a few weeks before returning as a big bad ST6. Entering the third trimester of my training, as a colleague recently put it!! Time flies when you’re having fun eh??

Just finished my last shift as an ST5! Leaving two hours late which seems a fitting way to end a year that lasted two years (because I took an OOPE halfway through!) Anticipating the smoothest changeover ever as I’m staying put in my home-from-home unit 🙏🏼

Delighted to be presenting our @TruffleStudy maternal biomarker and haemodynamic findings at #ISUOG2024 in #Budapest @Christoph_Lees @TStampalija

#ISUOG2024 in Budapest 🫶🏼

@BronachaMF Hi, I'm sorry to hear you have been left off supply, can you please DM us your contact information and your address details so we can pass this on to the relevant team. Many thanks, Todd.

An updated review of the evidence on magnesium for neuroprotection: ow.ly/BPFw50SL1e2

No better feeling than updating that board! #WeJustRandomised to the @TruffleStudy! Great #TeamWork from the dream team @BronachaMF @AndreaSmith1302 and the Imperial CFC Team 👏💙

We now have a really useful animated video to help explain the #TRUFFLEStudy to participants! Please share widely - we hope this will make the aim of the study clear and aid recruitment. Enjoy! 👏👏youtu.be/09PAtT2WFtg @Christoph_Lees @BronachaMF @CTRCardiffUni @NIHRCRN_NWLdn

@WHRCImp @danithornton123 @MidwifeJennyG @TruffleStudy @NIHRresearch @imperialcollege @ImperialPeople @AndreaSmith1302 @Christoph_Lees @CTRCardiffUni @ImperialMDR And she is just the best partner in crime (erm, research) I could have asked for!!! 🤩🤩🤩

Happy #MeetTheTeamMonday! Introducing Jenny Goodier, our Research Midwife who works on the #TRUFFLEStudy. Jenny is the lead midwife for this multicentre randomised controlled trial looking at when to deliver in late onset #FetalGrowthRestriction 👏 #WHRC #MeetTheTeam #FGR #IUGR

🗓️LIVE 25 April 6pm BST, hear expert panel discuss #CongenitalAnomalies covering common, & less common, structural, chromosomal & genetic congenital abnormalities. 2 of 4 FREE webinars. See 1st on📽️. Led by Prof @Christoph_Lees supported by @GEHealthCare hubs.lu/Q02tv2y80

Interested in #FetalGrowthRestriction ? Want to hear the latest updates from Europe’s leading experts? Then join us in beautiful Trieste on 14th June for this fantastic course!! @TStampalija @Christoph_Lees @TruffleStudy Link to join: symposiacongressi.com/fgr-truffle-ts…

@vkinkaid11 Loved it!!!

Ugh what an absolutely magnificent book, loved every page 📚 It is one of those books that I am genuinely sad to get to the end of 🥲#booktwitter- what did you think?