Health Data Research UK welcomes new Public Advisory Board members
26 January 2022
Health Data Research UK (HDR UK) today announces the addition of seven new members to the HDR UK Public Advisory Board.
Increasing collaboration and promoting partnerships
25 January 2022
Trusted Research Environments
8 September 2021
One Wales: how data assets from the National Core Studies have informed the Welsh Government’s pandemic response.
HDR UK, data custodians and government came together at the start of the pandemic as a collaborative 'One Wales' team to develop an agile approach to data analysis and enable vital insights to be...
A genome-wide association study with 1,126,563 individuals identifies new risk loci for Alzheimer’s disease
Overview Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is a highly prevalent form of dementia – the genetic variations underlying the disease are poorly understood and the number and effectiveness of drug...
Multi-faceted semantic clustering with text-derived phenotypes
Overview Case notes and other texts written by clinicians are an invaluable source of data about disease and treatment. This study presents new thinking on how they can be analysed to gain greater...
COVID-19 National Core Studies
The National Core Studies programme is enabling the UK to use health data and research to inform both our near and long-term responses to COVID-19, as well as accelerating progress to establish a world-leading health data and research infrastructure for the future.
Open Science and Open Code
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