A two-year old patient is the first in the world to receive a pioneering new gene therapy treatment for the rare and life-limiting genetic condition, Mucopolysaccharidosis IIIA (MPSIIIA).
Emma Harrison Research Health Play Specialist shares how through her unique role she provides invaluable support to help Manchester CRF patients and their families be part of research.
This year was very different for our Muslim staff and volunteers who observe Ramadan. Salma Alim, a Senior Paediatric Clinical Research Nurse, has shared er experience and reflections in this blog.
MFT, Health Innovation Manchester and QIAGEN announce a ground-breaking new company to develop new tests for the prediction, prevention, and diagnosis of disease
Celia Hulme Manchester BRC Doctoral student, a Deaf BSL user and Olivia Joseph, Manchester BRC PPIE Project Manager tell us how and why they developed research’s first Deaf Experts by Experience group
Sue Stockdale, Senior Clinical Research Nurse at Manchester Clinical Research Facility (CRF) shares why a career in research, though sometimes overlooked, can be incredibly rewarding.
On World Lupus Day, we talk to Professor of Rheumatology & Lead Clinician at The Kellgren Centre, about the disease and the work going on in Manchester to improve outcomes for patients.
On World Asthma Day, Dr Stephen Fowler reflects on the current routes to asthma diagnosis, the implications of misdiagnosis and how he hopes our current research will lead to improvements in care.