Advancing gene therapy: a cure for haemophilia?
In this blog, Professor Charles Hay describes the need for a new approach and his thoughts on gene therapy as a potential cure for haemophilia.
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In this blog, Professor Charles Hay describes the need for a new approach and his thoughts on gene therapy as a potential cure for haemophilia.
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Over 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.
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In July, around 70 radiographers, medical physicists, clinicians and biologists attended The Christie Advanced Radiotherapy Summer School.
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A 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
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MREH is trialling gene therapy, in collaboration with Saint Mary’s Hospital, for patients with a rare genetic eye condition, x-linked retinitis pigmentosa (XLRP).
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A 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.
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The 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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Come along to NIHR CRN:GM Research Delivery Day and meet NIHR Clinical Research Network Greater Manchester staff. Open to research and non-research staff interested in getting involved in research
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