New UK-led research to tackle milk allergy in babies and children
A pioneering study to overcome cow’s milk allergy (CMA) in babies and children has been launched in the UK, sponsored by Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust.
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Royal Manchester Children's Hospital
Latest news from the Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital
Rare cancer treatment changed thanks to major clinical trial
Children and adults with a rare form of bone cancer are receiving a new standard of treatment that is more effective, thanks to a clinical trial led by paediatric oncologist at MFT.
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New drug therapy for young children with severe eczema
A new treatment that uses the body’s own immune system (immunotherapy), could revolutionise medication for very young children with a moderate to severe form of a common skin condition.
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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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Children’s intensive care research team at MFT receives prestigious national award
The outstanding commitment to critical care research by a children’s intensive care research team at Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust (MFT) has received national recognition.
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Seven outstanding MFT clinicians and researchers named MAHSC Honorary Clinical Chairs 2022
Seven Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust (MFT) Consultants, are among 16 outstanding individuals announced by Manchester Academic Health Science Centre (MAHSC).
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Why, as a new Clinical Research Nurse, I am encouraging student nurses to follow a path into research
In her blog Gabby Addison shares her student nurse experiences at the NIHR Manchester Clinical Research Facility, and how she is proud to be back as a Clinical Research Nurse.
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Manchester research contributes to NICE recommendation of new peanut allergy treatment for children
Children in the UK will be able to receive Palforzia – a life-changing oral treatment for peanut allergies – as NHS standard of care following approval for use by NICE.
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