In 2026, we are marking 25 years of the BSR Biologics Register for Rheumatoid Arthritis (BSRBR-RA). Since its very beginnings in 2001, the BSRBR-RA study has been a unique collaboration between The University of Manchester, the British Society for Rheumatology and the...
We are thrilled to be attending the BSR's Annual Conference later this month. Held between 28th – 30th April 2026 at the SEC in Glasgow, this conference promises a variety of talks across all aspects of rheumatology and rheumatology research. We are celebrating 25...
BSRBR-RA Recruitment Workshop, January 2026We find talking to our fantastic sites invaluable in learning what works and what challenges they face. At the recent workshop, we delved into successful recruitment and received an insight into how our sites screen and...
#BSR25 We are thrilled that we will be at the BSR’s Annual Conference next month. This conference offers a wide variety of talks across all aspects of rheumatology and rheumatology research. We are pleased that we will be attending and have the opportunity to meet...
To continue our focus on inspirational women in science, to celebrate International Women's Day, we asked BSRBR-RA Chief Investigator, Professor Kimme Hyrich, about her route to research. What did you study at which University? I grew up in Canada and did most of my...
To celebrate International Women's Day, we spoke to one of our inspirational colleagues, Dr Lianne Kearsley-Fleet. Lianne has published many research papers on BSRBR-RA data, and is now Co-Lead Investigator with the UK JIA Biologics Register. We asked her some...
What is the BSRBR-RA?BSRBR-RA is the British Society for Rheumatology Biologics Register for Rheumatoid Arthritis. The primary aim of the study is to monitor the long term safety of biologics, biosimilars and other targeted therapies. Originally set up in 2001, the...
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