Call for teenage volunteers from across Greater Manchester to be part of COVID-19 vaccine study
A COVID-19 vaccine study, analysing third dose booster options for 12 to 15-year-olds, is open at Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital.
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Speech-friendly face mask could end frustration of muffled chat
A new face mask designed by Manchester researchers is promising to end the stress and anxiety talkers and listeners experience when they cover up.
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International Nurses Day 2022 – My journey to becoming a Clinical Research Nurse, by Joshi Prabhu
On International Nurses Day 2022, Clinical Research Nurse Joshi Prabhu shares her nursing journey and why she's passionate about research.
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Participants in pioneering COVID-19 treatment trial encourage others to follow their example
Ground-breaking research taking place at Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust is investigating a pioneering new treatment for COVID-19.
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Manchester researchers and patients contribute to study showing people with long COVID after hospitalisation face limited recovery after one year
People who were hospitalised with COVID-19 and continued to experience symptoms at five months show limited further recovery one year after hospital discharge, according to latest research.
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Over-60s encouraged to consider being part of research assessing new respiratory virus vaccine – which could prevent hospitalisations and deaths
People taking part in a vaccine study at Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust (MFT) have shared their motivations for taking part – in the hope others might be inspired to do the same.
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COVID-19 vaccine gave 100 per cent protection against severe/critical illness to study volunteers, research shows
Results from a COVID-19 vaccine trial – to which MFT consented the first global participant – are ‘extremely positive’.
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Pandemic affects pregnancy health whether mums catch COVID-19 or not
New global research has found pressures from the COVID-19 pandemic can still take a physical toll on mums-to-be, even if they don’t catch the virus.
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