World AMR Awareness and Public Engagement at OUCRU 

18 – 24 November is World AMR Awareness Week.   At Oxford University Clinical Research Unit (OUCRU), we are committed to raising awareness about antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in the communities we […]

Webinar: Communicating with Emotional Competence 

Join us for an informative and transformative webinar titled “Communicating with Emotional Competence: Making a Difference to Patients and Colleagues”. This webinar is co-organised by the CONNECT hub(*) on The […]

OUCRU Bolsters Ho Chi Minh City’s Responses to Emerging Infectious Diseases

Assoc. Prof Le Van Tan, Head of the Emerging Infections research team at the Oxford University Clinical Research Unit (OUCRU), collaborates with colleagues to analyse the test results in the search for the causative agent of emerging infections.

In collaboration with Ho Chi Minh City’s healthcare sector, OUCRU has successfully identified the primary agent causing the outbreak of pink eye disease. Testings revealed an unexpected finding: enterovirus was the primary agent, contrary to previous reports from Vietnam wherein adenovirus was the culprit.

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