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« Back to NewsWearable GPS data expands understanding of schistosomiasis transmission
22 May, 2026
Proximity to unsafe water strongly predicts schistosomiasis exposure, explaining sharp differences in infection and re‑infection across communities.
Deirdre Hollingsworth elected as one of the first Fellows of the Academy for the Mathematical Sciences
30 Jan, 2026
Leading epidemiologist Deirdre Hollingsworth recognised as one of the first Fellows of the Academy for the Mathematical Sciences.
CanPath awarded $3m to study crises in a changing world
23 Sep, 2025
The Government of Canada has invested in a research platform to track the next pandemic, study the effects of climate change on health, and help explain rising cancer rates in young people.
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Study reveals rare genetic variants that shape unexpected traits and health outcomes
23 Jun, 2026
New study reveals why some people defy genetic expectations, offering insights into rare diseases and future treatments.
Oxford Population Health researcher recognised for contribution to brain imaging research
15 Jun, 2026
Oxford Population Health’s Thomas Nichols receives prestigious OHBM Fellowship recognising more than two decades of contributions to neuroimaging.
Wearable GPS data expands understanding of schistosomiasis transmission
22 May, 2026
Proximity to unsafe water strongly predicts schistosomiasis exposure, explaining sharp differences in infection and re‑infection across communities.