
Our 2015 research highlights
A look back at some of our research highlights over the past 12 months
Read moreA look back at some of our research highlights over the past 12 months
Read moreThe rover highlighted the latest research studies taking place and gave important signposting information to staff to help direct patients onto the studies that may be of relevance to them
Read moreHere, Dr Seif, shares his experiences and insight gained as Manchester Lead for the iconic UK Collaborative Trial of Ovarian Cancer Screening (UKCTOCS) trial.
Read moreNew results from the world’s biggest ovarian cancer screening trial suggest that screening based on an annual blood test may help reduce the number of women dying from the disease by around 20%
Read moreThe fellowship provides an award for students with an interest in rare disease research that need support to progress with their research studies.
Read moreThe rover gives staff opportunity to find out more about research in their area and develops a better understanding of how taking part in research plays an important role in improving medicine
Read moreCongratulations to Gail Woodburn, Lead Nurse for Research and Innovation, who has secured one of just a handful of Florence Nightingale Foundation Leadership Scholarships.
Read moreNew research led by researchers Saint Mary’s Hospital and The University of Manchester has found that using olive or sunflower oil on new born babies’ skin damages the barrier which prevents water los
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