Centre for Personalised Medicine Art Competition 2025-26 - cpm Earlier this year, the CPM ran an art competition asking UK students in Years 7 to 9 (approx. 11 to 14 years old) to send in art exploring the meaning of ‘personalised medicine’ and showing us what it...

A huge well done to Gagan! And thank you to everyone who entered and supported the competition this year.

You can check out all of the finalists here: cpm.ox.ac.uk/centre-for-p...

The judges thought that Gagan’s artwork was beautifully artistic and very thoughtful, conveying how people’s different needs and priorities might influence prescription.

Gagan wrote that ‘the hands holding prescription bottles acts as a metaphor for individuality as the labelled medicine highlight how medical treatment is tailored to individual needs rather than a single “perfect” solution.'

We're pleased to share this highly commended entry from our 2025-26 Art Competition, which comes from Gagan, age 13 from Sutton Coldfield Grammar School for Girls, West Midlands.

The competition explored the meaning of 'personalised medicine', with entrants showing us what it means to them 💊🎨🖌️🧬

Graduate students and early career researchers from all disciplines who are interested in health and medicine are welcome to apply for the PechaKucha session – we would love to hear about your research and how it relates to personalised medicine.

We're pleased to invite you to our 2026 Research Showcase - 'New Frontiers in Personalised Medicine'

🗓️ Wednesday 3rd June 2026
📍 St Anne's College, University of Oxford

Find out more and register here: cpm.ox.ac.uk/event/resear...

A huge well done to Millie! And thank you to everyone who entered and supported the competition this year.

You can check out all of the finalists here: cpm.ox.ac.uk/centre-for-p...

The judges loved how Millie’s detailed charcoal drawing of the eye draws the viewer in, while the inclusion of a real drug structure and the distorted background clearly communicate how personalised medicine targets specific conditions like vision loss.

This week we're pleased to share another runner up from our 2025-26 Art Competition. This entry comes from Millie, age 14, from Beckfoot School, Yorkshire.

The competition explored the meaning of 'personalised medicine', with entrants showing us what it means to them 💊🎨🖌️🧬

Centre for Personalised Medicine Art Competition 2025-26 - cpm Earlier this year, the CPM ran an art competition asking UK students in Years 7 to 9 (approx. 11 to 14 years old) to send in art exploring the meaning of ‘personalised medicine’ and showing us what it...

A huge well done to Nyah! And thank you to everyone who entered and supported the competition this year.

You can check out all of the finalists here: cpm.ox.ac.uk/centre-for-p...

The judges were really impressed by Nyah's beautiful entry, and how the composition cleverly brought multiple elements together, demonstrating impressive artistic skill along with a strong level of research and understanding.

Nyah described how her artwork ‘summarises what I know about what personalised medicine is and how it produces a more accurate diagnosis by using your unique genetics, lifestyle, and clinical data to tailor healthcare.’

This week we're pleased to share a runner up from our 2025-26 Art Competition. This powerful entry comes from Nyah, age 12 from Channing Senior School, London.

The competition explored the meaning of 'personalised medicine', with entrants showing us what it means to them 💊🎨🧬

Always a highlight of our year to see the creative thinking and artistic expression of young people engaging with personalised medicine. Well done Frida and all our prize winners 👏🏻 and kudos to everyone who took on the challenge. 💡

This is such a brilliant and creative entry, I love the concept of people trying to see each other through layers of data

Centre for Personalised Medicine Art Competition 2025-26 - cpm Earlier this year, the CPM ran an art competition asking UK students in Years 7 to 9 (approx. 11 to 14 years old) to send in art exploring the meaning of ‘personalised medicine’ and showing us what it...

A huge well done to Frida! And thank you to everyone who entered and supported the competition this year.

You can check out all of the finalists here: cpm.ox.ac.uk/centre-for-p...

The judges thought this was a brilliant & imaginative concept. They enjoyed the use of layered panels, adding a physical depth that cleverly mirrors the concept of layered data. Frida’s entry really stood out for its creativity, originality & clear communication of a complex idea.

We're delighted to share with you the winner of our 2025-26 Art Competition, which comes from Frida (14), Fallibroome Academy, Macclesfield.

The competition explored the meaning of ‘personalised medicine’, with entrants showing us what it means to them 💊🎨🖌️🧬

Don’t miss this year’s CPM Annual Lecture!

Professor Trish Greenhalgh @trishgreenhalgh.bsky.social will speak on:
'Personalised Medicine: A Primary Care Perspective'
🗓 Tuesday 28th April 2026
📍 Maths Institute, Oxford

Find out more and register: cpm.ox.ac.uk/event/cpm-an...

(4/4) We hope you can join us for what promises to be a thoughtful and constructive day of discussion!

(3/3) We look forward to a mixture of talks and panel discussions structured around three themes:
1) Innovations in direct-to-consumer testing
2) Implications for clinical practice & patient pathways
3) Ethical, philosophical & regulatory considerations

(2/4) The event will bring together academic experts, clinicians, industry innovators, and regulatory professionals to explore the opportunities and challenges of direct-to-consumer testing across areas such as:
- Hormone health & fertility
- Gut & nutrition
- Genetics

(1/4) We’re pleased to announce that the @cpmoxford.bsky.social at the @ox.ac.uk is hosting a one-day in-person symposium on direct-to-consumer medical testing on Tuesday 5 May 2026.

www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/direct-to-...

(3/3) #RareDiseaseMonth #IAD2026 #CureAngelman

(2/3) Ahead of #InternationalAngelmanDay (15 Feb), we are sharing a written version of Sally’s talk here for anyone interested in how genomics is reshaping rare disease diagnosis and care, and why robust evidence and careful evaluation remain essential

cpm.ox.ac.uk/when-genetic...

(1/3) Our Junior Research Fellow @sallysansom.bsky.social gave a talk at the @stannescollege.bsky.social AGM & Alumni Dinner reflecting on her personal experience of rare disease #AngelmanSyndrome, her academic journey, the science of genomic medicine, & the importance of careful evaluation

Just 1 week left to enter our art competition!
Accepting entries until 1pm on 30th January.

⭐️ Theme: What 'personalised medicine' means to YOU
⭐️ Open to UK students in Years 7-9
⭐️ All of the details can be found here ➡️ cpm.ox.ac.uk/art-competit...

Please spread the word! 💊🎨🖌️🧬

Do come along if you can!

We’re delighted to announce that Professor Trish Greenhalgh @trishgreenhalgh.bsky.social will deliver this year’s CPM Annual Lecture, 'Personalised Medicine: A Primary Care Perspective'

🗓 28 April 2026 | 📍 Maths Institute, Oxford

Find out more and register here: cpm.ox.ac.uk/event/cpm-an...

2 weeks left to enter our art competition! 🎨🖌️

Please see below for further details, or visit: cpm.ox.ac.uk/art-competit...