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Research shows inflammatory link between frailty, social...

By King’s College London New research using data from over 2,000 female TwinsUK members has uncovered a possible biological link between frailty, social deprivation, and...

First Visits for “It’s Getting Hot in...

We’re excited to share that the It’s Getting Hot in Here study is officially up and running, with our first participant visits now underway!  Over...

Long-term exposure to ‘forever chemicals’ linked to...

14th May 2025 – by Aaruthy Suthahar Our recent study has shown that long-term exposure to certain man-made chemicals – known as PFAS – may...

New Study: It’s Getting Hot in Here...

2nd April 2025 – by Aaruthy Suthahar At TwinsUK, we’re excited to announce our upcoming study, It’s Getting Hot in Here, launching this summer! As...

People from disadvantaged backgrounds have COVID-19 symptoms...

21st March 2025 – By King’s College London People from disadvantaged backgrounds are more likely to experience COVID-19 symptoms for longer, new research suggests. The...

TwinsUK Launches New Fat Biopsy Study with...

13th February 2025 – by Aaruthy Suthahar We have taken an exciting step forward in our mission to advance health research with the launch of...

Celebrating Excellence: TwinsUK Shines at the King’s...

by Aaruthy Suthahar  We are delighted to share some exciting news about the recent awards ceremony held by the Faculty of Life Sciences and Medicine...

You Asked, We Actioned!

by Aaruthy Suthahar It is important to us to foster a relationship built on mutual respect with our twins, and so the team at TwinsUK...

Your Contribution to COVID-19 Research

By Aaruthy Suthahar  In October 2020, the National Core Studies commenced as part of the UK’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The National Core Studies...

Have Your Say in TwinsUK Research

We are looking for new members of our TwinsUK Volunteer Advisory Panel (VAP) and eVAP, to replace our outgoing panel.  The VAP meet twice a...

How do Hormones Affect Women’s Experience of...

by Aaruthy Suthahar Post-menopausal women have lower levels of the female sex hormone oestrogen and appear to be at higher risk of developing serious complications...

How Six Researchers Visited 500 Twins in...

by Emily Stevens  During the first UK lockdown in March 2020, two nurses and four research practitioners planned their days with military precision. They were...