William Harvey Day 2025
WIPH researchers once again made outstanding contributions to William Harvey Day on 16 October 2025, with 15 of our Early Career Researchers presenting posters. Congratulations to Martin Vu and colleagues, who won Best Scientific Poster in the category of Disease Prevention and Detection and Healthy Ageing and Lifecourse for their submission on “Genomics at Birth: Understanding the cost of genomic newborn screening in England”. You can see all 15 posters from our Early Career Researchers, who were shortlisted from among 32 WIPH submissions by a panel of WIPH Academics and PPI Representatives to present posters at William Harvey Day.
William Harvey Day 2025 Posters:
Charlotte Kelley Jones (CCSPED), 'Acceptability of using artificial intelligence in breast screening: a randomised online survey of screening-eligible women in England' AI in breast screening (Charlotte Kelley Jones WHD25) [PDF 1KB]
Gemma Hutton (CCSPED), 'Understanding barriers to breast screening: An online survey of non-attenders as part of a service evaluation in the breast screening programme in England' Barriers to breast screening (Gemma Hutton WHD25) [PDF 1KB]
Eleanor Quicke (CPHP), 'The association of urban-rural residence and socioeconomic deprivation with birth outcomes in Wales: A linked data approach' Birth outcomes in Wales - Residence and deprivation associations (Eleanor Quicke WHD25) [PDF 1KB]
Martin Vu (CEM), 'Genomics at Birth: Understanding the Cost of Genomic Newborn Screening in England' Cost of genomic newborn screening in England (Martin Vu WHD25) [PDF 1KB]
Zipporah Ejemai (CPC), 'Effectiveness of a digital social intervention for people with troublesome asthma promoted by primary care clinicians' Digital social intervention for asthma-AD HOC study (Zipporah Ejemai WHD25) [PDF 1KB]
Rosalie Hayes (CPHP), 'Anti-racist, anti-sexist, anti-ageist implementation science study of long-acting injectable Cabotegravir and Rilpivirine in clinic and community settings: ILANA Primary Endpoint (M12) results' ILANA M12 study results (Rosalie Hayes WHD25) [PDF 1KB]
Lan Mu (CPC), 'The risk of long term health outcomes with atrial fibrillation: A population based cohort study of 347,038 patients' Long term health outcomes in atrial fibrillation (Lan Mu WHD25) [PDF 1KB]
Elisavet Moschopoulou (CPC), 'Optimising the content & timing of a text message invitation to maximise uptake to Heartburn Health: Two studies within a trial (SWATs)'
Runguo Wu (CEM), 'Cost-effectiveness of CA125- and age-informed risk-based triage for ovarian cancer detection in primary care' Ovatools triage model for ovarian cancer detection (Runguo Wu WHD25) [PDF 1KB]
Hannah Scott (CPN), 'A Rapid Evaluation of the Reporting and Publishing Practices of Patient and Public Involvement and Engagement in the Wolfson Institute of Population Health' PPIE in WIPH (Hannah Scott WHD25) [PDF 1KB]
Ashvin Kuri (CPN), 'Exploring prodromal Parkinson’s disease algorithms in PREDICT-PD' PREDICT PD (Ashvin Kuri WHD25) [PDF 1KB]
Sophie Meyer (CPN), 'Testing the Test: Evaluating the stability of a short smell assessment in the PREDICT-PD cohort' Smell assessment in the PREDICT-PD cohort (Sophie Meyer WHD25) [PDF 1KB]
Rhiannon Laban (CPN), 'Common genetic variants in TPBG are associated with Parkinson’s disease risk in diverse ancestries' TPBG variants and risk of Parkinson's disease (Rhiannon Laban WHD25) [PDF 1KB]
Nourhan A. Barakat (CPHP), 'From Box to Bowl: Sweet Success or Salty Setbacks? Tracking Children’s Breakfast Cereals' Tracking Children’s Breakfast Cereals (Nourhan Barakat WHD25) [PDF 1KB]
Jessica Mitchell (CPC), 'Investigating the impact of London’s Ultra Low Emission Zone on children’s health: evidence from NHS health records' ULEZ and children's health (Jessica Mitchell WHD25) [PDF 1KB]