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This animation is designed to give you a quick introduction to The GW4 Menstrual and Mental Health Research Community. The GW4 Menstrual and Mental Health Research Community was established to help fill gaps in research at the intersection of menstrual and mental health. The GW4 Menstrual and Mental Health Research Community was initially funded by the GW4, an alliance of four of the most resea...

This short lecture was made by Dr Gemma Sharp for the MSc in Epidemiology at the University of Bristol. Please do not re-use or adapt without permission :)

This lecture was created by Gemma Sharp from the University of Bristol. The focus of this lecture is on minimising bias and confounding when using observational data to understand causal effects. We start by discussing why epidemiologists might want to identify causal effects, and some of the features of observational studies that makes this difficult. These include confounding, reverse causati...

This lecture was created by Dr Gemma Sharp from the University of Bristol. The focus of this lecture is on introducing students to Mendelian randomization (MR), a technique based on the idea that genetics can tell us about non-genetic factors and their effects on health and disease. MR uses genetic information as a “proxy” for non-genetic information. For example, people with a certain variant ...

This is the first of two lectures to watch before you attend the Epigenetic Epidemiology short course at the University of Bristol's MRC Integrative Epidemiology Unit. Pre-course lecture 2 can be found here: th-cam.com/video/qJRs833c3nY/w-d-xo.html Please do not re-use or share any of this material without the consent of the course organisers (email: gemma.sharp@bristol.ac.uk).

This is the second of two lectures to watch before you attend the Epigenetic Epidemiology short course at the University of Bristol's MRC Integrative Epidemiology Unit. Pre-course lecture 1 can be found here: th-cam.com/video/KMQVDNLhQn0/w-d-xo.html Please do not re-use or share any of this material without the prior consent of the course organisers (email: gemma.sharp@bristol.ac.uk).

Animation by Dr Gemma Sharp from the University of Bristol for the MSc Reproduction & Development. You are very welcome to share this or use it in your own teaching, but please reference me!

A short animated introduction to the EPoCH study. Check out epoch.blogs.bristol.ac.uk/ for more information.