Simon’s video diary: How research changed my life
Simon suffers from juvenile arthritis (JA) and crohn's disease. Taking part in research has given him a new lease on life and helped him to get on with his education.
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Keep up-to-date with the latest news, publications and events from the Research and Innovation team at MFT.
The Nest – 29th October – Theatre exploring patient safety issues
The Nest is a timely new drama produced by the critically acclaimed Strawberry Blonde Curls Theatre Company; writer Rosie MacPherson and producer John Tomlinson.
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Platform for Investigation: ‘More than just a number…”
Who is responsible for your health information? Where is it held? How anonymous can you ever really be?
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Pioneering research for rare bleeding disorders in children
Pioneering research led by Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital shows treatment for rare bleeding disorder is effective and demonstrated no new safety concerns in children
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George’s story
Taking part in a clinical research trial has allowed eight year old Spiderman-fan, George, to make the most of his childhood.
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Glaucoma – the silent thief of sight
Mr Leon Au is Consultant Ophthalmic Surgeon at Manchester Royal Eye Hospital (MREH), and the first surgeon in the UK to incorporate minimally invasive glaucoma surgery (MIGS) into routine practice.
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Josie’s story
Josie was diagnosed with Glaucoma six years ago. Her eyes were starting to deteriorate when she was offered the opportunity to take part in a trial for a stent to reduce the pressure in her eye.
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Anne Littley and Sharon Thind – Research nurse perspective: blood disorders
Anne and Sharon share their experiences of research nursing.
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