Our community research team will be at this fun family festival at Alexandra Park, Oldham on 23 June. They will be there to explain how research improves diagnosis, treatment and care in the NHS and offering the opportunity to take part in the Genes & Health Health study.

Eid Mubarak to all our followers, volunteers, and staff celebrating today! May this joyous occasion bring you peace, happiness, and good health. 🌙 #EidMubarak #GenesAndHealth

Faith in Communities and Born in Bradford are recruiting people from Pakistani-Bangaleshi backgrounds to provide their genetic samples to address health inequalities and serious concerns around heart disease, diabetes, and mental health in ethnic minority communities in Bradford.

Happy to be holding another Genes&Health industry consortium event today. It’s a pleasure to hear of multiple researches using Genes&Health data and more recent flagship studies #genomics #genes

It’s day 2 of our Industry Consortium Event and presentations of findings from new studies continue including studies by Astra Zeneca, Sanger and GSK #genes #genetics

Our annual Industry Consortium Event was such a great opportunity to meet all our partners and engage with them as well as explore groundbreaking research together. Excited for future collaborations and advancements! #Genesandhealth #genes #geneticresearch

Today, our Chief Investigator and Joint Lead of Genes & Health, Professor David Van Heel, presented our study at Kings College at Guys Hospital. Research findings were shared, highlighting opportunities for researchers to use our data for future studies. #GenesAndHealth #Research

Open Targets meets David Van Heel of Genes & Health! Genes&Health is a health research study of British-Bangladeshi and Pakistani-origin volunteers, ethnicities which are missing from many clinical trials and cohorts Thank you David for fascinating insights into this research!

It's a good afternoon when Genes & Health comes to visit your local mosque. Born in Bradford and Faith in Communities are continuing to collaborate to improve health in South Asian populations globally.

We are live on Instagram! Get to know more about our team and behind the scenes at Genes and Health. Follow us instagram.com/genesandhealth…

We’re excited to share that Genes & Health has expanded its reach! From London to Manchester, Bradford, and now the West Midlands, our study is making strides across the country. #GenesandHealth

We’re thrilled to be a part of BIMA this year. We look forward to seeing you on Saturday! 😊

Today is all about embracing the natural flavours of herbs and cutting down on salt for a healthier lifestyle! Did you know that reducing salt intake can significantly lower the risk of heart disease and high blood pressure? Swap salt with herbs like basil, coriander, and mint

We had a successful day at the British Islamic Medical Association conference, recruiting new volunteers for the Genes & Health study and networking with health leaders. Thanks to everyone who be stopped by our stall—together, we're making strides towards better health for our communities!

Will there ever be a cure for cancer? This Big Question lecture will be delivered by our amazing Professor Fran Balkwill on 24 September, 7PM to 8.30PM at the Blizard Institute , and there's still time to book your ticket! qmul.ac.uk/blizard/about/…

#KnowYourNumbers Week is here! Take control of your health by checking your blood pressure, especially in South Asian communities where high BP can increase heart disease and stroke risks. Check your BP today and be part of the change! #genesandhealth

Understanding differences in our genes is the key to understanding how our bodies work and how they fight diseases and illnesses. Genes & Health and Born in Bradford are collecting genetic samples from Pakistani and Bangladeshi community members to improve the medicines they take.

Excited to be at the *Building Health Equity in East London* event by the East London Civic Action Network tomorrow. We’re hosting a round table on working together to achieve health equity for all. Let’s connect and make a real difference for healthier communities! #EastLondon