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19 December 2025

Driving race inclusivity through data: Birmingham BRC hosts collaborative event Equity and inclusion

6 August 2025

Opening doors to STEM: In2Science students explore research at the Birmingham BRC Equity and inclusion Training Back to top

28 May 2025

Strengthening ties with underserved communities: Birmingham BRC at Green Lane Masjid Women's metabolic health Equity and inclusion Back to top

25 April 2025

BRC team granted University of Birmingham ASPIRE award to advance race inclusivity in research Equity and inclusion Back to top

11 April 2025

NIHR Birmingham BRC champions equity at Europe’s first Minoritised Life Scientists Future Forum Equity and inclusion Back to top

12 March 2025

Public contributor spotlight: Kanta’s take Equity and inclusion Patient and public involvement Back to top

3 March 2025

Connecting through conversation: Birmingham BRC joins Muslim radio station to discuss public participation in health research Patient-reported outcomes Equity and inclusion Patient and public involvement Back to top

20 December 2024

New study reveals economic burden of tooth decay is highest in deprived groups Oral, intestinal and systemic health Equity and inclusion Back to top

12 December 2024

NIHR Birmingham BRC co-hosts inaugural BRC/CRF Inclusion Conference Equity and inclusion Back to top

30 October 2024

BRC researcher recognised in Black Talent Awards Data, diagnostics and decision tools Equity and inclusion Back to top

29 October 2024

New recommendations to promote equity, diversity and inclusion in decentralised clinical trials Patient-reported outcomes Equity and inclusion Back to top

26 September 2024

Inspiring the next generation of scientists: In2Science students at the Birmingham BRC Equity and inclusion Training Back to top

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