
Devastating disease which changes brain size discovered
An international collaboration led by scientists and doctors has identified a new genetic disease that affects the size of our brains and causes severe developmental problems.
Read moreAn international collaboration led by scientists and doctors has identified a new genetic disease that affects the size of our brains and causes severe developmental problems.
Read moreIn this blog, Professor Charles Hay describes the need for a new approach and his thoughts on gene therapy as a potential cure for haemophilia.
Read moreOver the Bank Holiday weekend, staff from the R&I Division joined with colleagues from CMFT and other NHS Trusts across the region to take part in this year’s Manchester Pride Parade.
Read moreIn July, around 70 radiographers, medical physicists, clinicians and biologists attended The Christie Advanced Radiotherapy Summer School.
Read moreA research team led by a University of Manchester Professor has shown that a urine test, developed previously in Leicester, leads to a drop in blood pressure in patients who had been struggling
Read moreMREH is trialling gene therapy, in collaboration with Saint Mary’s Hospital, for patients with a rare genetic eye condition, x-linked retinitis pigmentosa (XLRP).
Read moreA national study is the first of its kind to present young people’s priorities in rheumatology research, suggesting a need for a greater focus on basic science and psychosocial research.
Read moreThe study aims to develop optimal dosing and monitoring regimen of the antibiotic vancomycin for neonates and infants under 3 months old with late onset sepsis caused by gram-positive microorganisms.
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