Professor of Gynaecology at University of Aberdeen; research of HPV, cervical and vulva disorders
Aberdeen
Joined April 2014
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🚨 New paper in press - HPV vaccination and pregnancy outcomes using #AMND data @mecruickshank @ACHWR ejog.org/article/S0301-2115(…
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FEEL GOOD STUDY - CAN YOU HELP?
We are seeking to interview around 9-15 women who are willing to share their experiences and help support this vital work. The interview will be conducted via phone or MS Teams according to your preference at a time that is suitable for you.
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Join the fight against norovirus! 🤢
We've all battled the December bugs & now scientists need volunteers to help them with a vaccine to prevent the stomach bug symptoms.
If you're over 60 and want to get involved, find out more here: abdn.ac.uk/news/23844/
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We are proud to announce the launch of a significant seven-figure funding programme to develop health improvements across the @nhsgrampian area 🎉 Read the full story about our Lasting Impact Programme here 👉 buff.ly/4eB6ZJ1
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Very grateful for opportunity to present our research @mecruickshank @Xiaoqia68181788 funded by @nhsgcharity @RCObsGyn World Congress today in 🇴🇲 and thanks to all who came to ask questions after. Also great chance to share about our wonderful AMND data @AbdnLifeScience @ACWHR
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Our @AndreaWoolner1 leading work to trial new medical management of ectopic pregnancy. news.stv.tv/north/hopes-tria…
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While menopause isn’t a mental health condition, it can affect your mental health due to the physiological changes.
Can you help us explore and understand the mental health impact on menopausal women? See: bit.ly/45JChKf
Self-testing will be one step among others to eliminate cervical cancer bbc.com/news/articles/cjk3z5…
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Are you in Scotland? Are you interested in how we could improve support for women to plan how they want to give birth? If you are pregnant or have given birth in the past 10 years you are eligible to take part in an online workshop on 11th July 10-12noon. See flyer for more info.
Is Roy the final victim of the curse of the Tuckers? #TheArchers since the sad loss of Betty, Mike, Brenda, Abbie, Vicky and Bethany have all disappeared; Brenda not even mentioned
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Tomorrow I will take on the 18 mile Kiltwalk from Aberdeen to Banchory to raise funds for the @ACWHR. Please see this link if you would like to support the cause. Thank you! justgiving.com/page/mairead-…
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We are currently looking for stories from women who have experienced vulval, vaginal, ovarian, cervical cancer or endometrial cancer.
📧 If you are interested in sharing your story with us, please get in touch with us at [email protected]
#WomensHealth
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So… we have a fully funded PhD available @uniofedinburgh looking at early gynaecological cancer diagnosis. Message me if you would like to know more. – at North West, England
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PhD opportunity investigating late miscarriage - lab 🧪 and data science 💻 see more details here findaphd.com/phds/project/de…
Get in touch if interested! @ACWHR @GrumpybaldProf @MCR_SB_Research
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If you are eligible for cervical screening now or in the future please help us fill in this short survey! We would like to understand your view on screening and alternative methods eg vaginal swabs and urine! Just click qualtrics.manchester.ac.uk/j…
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Have you seen the article in The Press and Journal this weekend?
More volunteers are required for the Moderna RSV vaccine trial in Aberdeen.
pressandjournal.co.uk/fp/lif…
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Would you like to influence what info is shared with pregnant women and their partners to inform their planned type of birth? See our NIHR research survey (info embedded in survey):
redcap.abdn.ac.uk/surveys/?s…
Importance of developing and implementing evidence based guidelines and QA standards to reduce cervical cancer and inequalities across Europe @EFColposcopy @ACWHR Lot of work for us to do
IARC welcomes the Expert Working Group of the @EU_Commission #EC Initiative on #CervicalCancer for its first in-person meeting to develop new evidence-based European guidelines on cervical #cancer #screening & an associated quality assurance scheme #CxCa.
