Bond Consultancy and Training UK

Project Management of a different sort! 🩵💙
A few months ago I began a project that I hope to bring to life for my local community.
Using all the experience and training I have over the years for a completely different subject.
Steep learning curves are nothing new when you move across different therapeutic areas of research. For this one is also required the employment of a different way of working. Thankfully I can also draw on experience of volunteering, Chairing and organising charitable efforts and the role of school governor helps too!
Wish me luck. ☺️

Just finished a 9 month contract and ready for a Summer break. 🌸
A truly fascinating project in a therapeutic area I’ve not fully explored before.
A global review - research of research, scrutinising and drilling into the detail. Hundreds of clinical trials, meta-analysis, systematic reviews & articles building an unmatched knowledge base.
I am enlightened. 🧐😁

Had the pleasure of visiting the Royal Institution in London today.
Daniel Davis (Head of Department of Life Sciences, Chair in Immunology, Imperial College London), gave his lecture on “Myth-busting guide to immune health”. An excellent science communicater with fascinating new (unpublished as of this date), data on immunology and cancer research.
Interesting information on Vitamin C also.
Looking forward to reading his book!

For my Medicine and Ortho “Bros” in research👇😆

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...but she's only 56, bro. She doesn't have osteoporosis. Decreases in bone mineral density start before menopause, with an average loss of bone density of 0.5 to 1% per year thereafter. Our latest video in our partnership with Dr. Glaucomflecken summarizes a trial assessing whether very infrequent zoledronate infusions would prevent vertebral fractures in early postmenopausal women without osteoporosis. Get free access to the article: https://nej.md/DrG15

Happy Christmas Jumper Day! Lovely to be able to work from home & by the tree. 👩‍💻💻

Merry Christmas Everyone!

Looking forward to 2024.
Hope everyone gets a restful holiday see you in the New Year.

Getting back to reading scientific papers and I’m relating hard to this meme…😂