Epidemiologist, respiratory consultant, NIHR clinician scientist, mum.
Joined April 2010
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Chloe Bloom retweeted
Patients with #asthma or #COPD who used GLP-1 RAs for type 2 diabetes experienced significant reductions in their exacerbations, with semaglutide having the greatest impact, said @chloebloom of @ImperialNHLI at #ERSCongress.
@EndocrineToday
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Chloe Bloom retweeted
After 9 years of work, our new @ATSBlueEditor paper is out, showing that in utero maternal smoke leaves lasting scars on lung health, and identifies CC16 as the first reliable biomarker of lung health across the lifespan.
#cureCOPD
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Chloe Bloom retweeted
A huge thank you to the UK lung research community for joining us at our evening reception. It was fantastic to see so many familiar faces. We’re looking forward to all the incredible work ahead! #LungResearch #ERSCongress @asthmalunguk @EuroRespSoc
Chloe Bloom retweeted
Very proud to support Freda Yang with an @asthmalunguk ERS travel fellowship award - great to meet you! (cc. @chloebloom). #ERSCongress #ERS2025 #ERSCongress2025 @EuroRespSoc
Chloe Bloom retweeted
"We often talk about the importance of research but rarely about the researchers."
The UK is rapidly losing medical academics and without them has no hope of achieving its plans to become a leader in research, say @DocStrain @gibb_jonathan @BMA_Academics
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Chloe Bloom retweeted
We did it! The first approved medication for bronchiectasis
Brensocatib approved by the FDA in the United States. A great day for patients and the scientific community that made this happen. Thank you Insmed, all investigators and participants
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Fantastic video showing what is happening in asthma lungs @RegisJoulia
NHLI's Joulia Lab made a short animation explaining what goes wrong in the lungs during asthma! 🫁📽️
Check out how immune cells respond to threats & how asthma treatments work. With thanks to @WellcomeTrust & Acteria
Watch it here: youtu.be/Skp_CNWOYSA
Chloe Bloom retweeted
🚨 Postdoc position working with myself and @drAnand_Shah_ on Bronchiectasis innate immunity.
If interested and wish to discuss further please email or DM. jobs.nhs.uk/candidate/jobadv…
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Chloe Bloom retweeted
💬"Given the well-established circadian nature of #asthma, night shift workers are at increased📈 risk of more severe symptoms due to disruption of circadian rhythms and sleep architecture," Dr. @chloebloom of @ImperialNHLI said in a Healio Perspective.
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Chloe Bloom retweeted
Join us for the PCRS Conference 2025, held 18th - 20th September in Telford.
#PCRS2025's programme will leave you feeling inspired, enthused and motivated about improving outcomes in respiratory care.
Register at the early bird rate 🐦⏰ ow.ly/Iixn50QVsmi
Chloe Bloom retweeted
The risk for #asthma attacks significantly rose📈 among women using a #progesterone-only #contraceptive pill who were younger than 35 years or had low corticosteroid use, according to data published in @ERSpublications. @healiowomen @chloebloom
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Chloe Bloom retweeted
💬"The women [using the progesterone-only pill] at greatest risk of an #asthma attack had a higher level of blood inflammation and were not using as much of their asthma medication,” @chloebloom, MBChB, MSc, PhD, @ImperialNHLI, told Healio. @aluk_research
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Chloe Bloom retweeted
Asthma is worse for women + we don’t know why. When @asthalunguk funded projects investigating this is in 2022 it was to make discoveries just like @chloebloom's. There’s lots more research to be done + much more funding needed. But this is a great step in the right direction 🫁
A study funded by @aluk_research has found that younger people who take the mini pill may face a higher risk of asthma attacks. independent.co.uk/news/healt…
Chloe Bloom retweeted
New research from @chloebloom published in @ERJOpen shows that the progestogen only contraceptive pill increases asthma attack risk in younger women. It's time lung health was considered in the same way as other major health risks, like CVD and cancer. independent.co.uk/news/healt…
Chloe Bloom retweeted
The full study by @chloebloom & colleagues is free to read in ERJ Open Research: publications.ersnet.org/cont…
Asthma attacks more common for some women taking the progesterone-only pill, according to research by @chloebloom from @imperialcollege @ImperialNHLI published by @ERSpublications & funded by @asthmalunguk tiny.cc/qzyi001
Chloe Bloom retweeted
Asthma attacks more common for some women taking the progesterone-only pill, according to research by @chloebloom from @imperialcollege @ImperialNHLI published by @ERSpublications & funded by @asthmalunguk tiny.cc/qzyi001
Chloe Bloom retweeted
Pleased to share our paper of the largest real-world cohort assessing effectiveness of biologic therapy in allergic bronchopulmonary aspergillosis #aspergillus #bronchiectasis @AspergillosisT @ImperialInfect @ImperialFungal jaci-inpractice.org/article/…
Chloe Bloom retweeted
Interested in our #Allergy programme (PGCert, PGDip, MSc) with amazing faculty& students @ImperialNHLI
@ImperialMed
? Part-time, online or blended for busy motivated people! Register for our online info & research update webinar on 20th March 5pm GMT! ✨shorturl.at/lupuT
Chloe Bloom retweeted
A new report has outlined an urgent need to address the declining number of clinical researchers in the UK. Professors @LucyChappell2 and @WaljitD alongside other key partners contributed to the report and a set of key recommendations to tackle the issue at a national level.
ALT National Institue for Health and Care Research logo. "By working together with others across the system to act on the key recommendations outline in the report, we can attract, train and support outstanding clinical researchers to drive innovation across the health and care system to deliver improved health outcomes for all." Professor Lucy Chappell Chief Scientific Advisor at Department of Health and Social Care and Chief Executive Officer at NIHR Image of Lucy smiling.