NIHR BioResource

Our annual Scientific Conference returns in 2026, and registration is officially open. Join us to hear from researchers using NIHR BioResource data, samples and recall in their work. Register here for this free event: ow.ly/yPGe50YOnJX

Oliver, one of our Young Ambassadors, is making a real difference to children’s health research. His British & Chinese heritage brings vital representation to #DCYPHR, helping us understand diverse communities. Have a child 0–15? Join us: bit.ly/463GCdX

We are just over a month away from our 2026 BioResource Scientific Conference! We have a great agenda for you, including Prof. Cath Williamson, who will be discussing the role of genomics in maternal health. Sign up here to secure your place: ow.ly/eYEi50YY7Px

It’s #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek. Most mental health conditions start in childhood—so children’s health research matters. At #DCYPHR we study how genes and environment shape wellbeing, but need you. Have a child 0–15? Join us with a quick saliva sample. ow.ly/716K50YY2Eh

Join the NIHR East of England Patient & Public Involvement Showcase! Hear how PPI is shaping impactful health research and connect with people making a difference. Sign up: ow.ly/uqCj50YXuos #NIHR #PPI

Many communities are underrepresented in health research. #DCYPHR is changing that with Inclusive North, ensuring research includes all ethnicities so care is tailored and effective. If you have a child aged 0-15, click on the link to sign up today. bit.ly/3Jl4SiG

Young ambassador Natalie shares what inspired her to join D-CYPHR and how making a difference feels. Our ambassadors champion a brighter future for children. Have a child aged 0–15? Join with a simple spit test: bit.ly/463GCdX #ChildrenHealth #HealthResearch

Can your child take part in D-CYPHR, with or without a health condition? Absolutely! All children aged 0–15, from all backgrounds, are welcome. Help make health research inclusive, join today: ow.ly/48E550YURvw #DCYPHR #ChildHealth

March was a big month for #DCYPHR. We met families at the Cambridge Festival & Science Bazaar, talked about why young voices matter, & caught up with our young ambassadors. Thanks to Dr Maria O’Hanlon for partnering with us during British Science Week. bit.ly/463GCdX

Will D-CYPHR tell me about my child’s health? Short answer: no. Samples are anonymised, so there are no individual results. D-CYPHR looks at the bigger picture to improve children’s health. Join with a quick saliva sample: bit.ly/463GCdX #DCYPHR

We spoke with nurse Yemisi Okelade about why representation in health research matters. If you have a child aged 0–15, you can help shape more inclusive healthcare by joining D-CYPHR: bit.ly/463GCdX

Meet Harriet, one of DCYPHR’s newest ambassadors. We spoke to her about why she champions children’s health research. Have a child aged 0 to 15 who wants to make a difference? Find out how to get involved: bit.ly/463GCdX #DCYPHR

We are #hiring for an Ethics Study Coordinator (Fixed Term) in #Cambridge! Do you have great IT and organisational skills? Interested in a role which is contributing to changing lives for the better? Looking for your next challenge? If so, apply here: ow.ly/6cKZ50YNuTl

Diabetes affects millions across the UK. 4.6M people live with diabetes, and 1.3M may have type 2 without knowing. Some ethnic communities face 2–4x higher risk. #DCYPHR is making research fair and inclusive. Help shape the future and find out more: bit.ly/463GCdX

Make a difference for children’s health this spring. D-CYPHR volunteers help shape insights into mental health, rare diseases and more. Taking part is quick – just a saliva sample. If you have a child aged 0-15 in the UK, sign up here: bit.ly/463GCdX #DCYPHR

Spit kit arriving? 🧪 Here’s what’s inside: saliva tube, funnel, safety bag, absorbent sheet + prepaid return box. Collect, seal, post, it’s that easy. Join thousands supporting children’s health research with D‑CYPHR: bit.ly/463GCdX #ChildHealth #HealthResearch

We are #hiring for a Senior Data Manager (Fixed Term) in #Cambridge! Are you proficient in the use of relational databases, linking large datasets, and automating these processes? If so, apply here: ow.ly/h7a950YIPJ6

“Health research is how we make progress and save lives.” Paediatrician & scientist Dr Rachael Barr shares why children’s health research matters. Child aged 0–15? A small saliva sample can help shape future care. Join: bit.ly/463GCdX #ChildHealth #HealthResearch

At the @Cambridge_Fest. We caught up with Emily, one of our original Young Ambassadors championing #DCYPHR. Every child deserves better health outcomes & you can help make that happen. Families with children 0–15 can join and donate their spit today: bit.ly/463GCdX

Inspiring young minds at the @Cambridge_Fest! Our #DCYPHR team and amazing Young & Parent Ambassadors loved chatting with families about how child health research unlocks clues in our DNA. Want to find out more? Join us: bit.ly/463GCdX