Event: Antibiotic resistance and you
An event open to the public and organised by Antibiotic Guardian, UK-wide campaign aiming to improve behaviours around antibiotic prescribing and use.
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Keep up-to-date with the latest news, publications and events from the Research and Innovation team at MFT.
New Manchester study evaluates steps towards cost-effectiveness of implementing a personalised treatment approach for rheumatoid arthritis (RA) patients
New research findings published in Rheumatology aim to assess the initial steps of implementing a personalised treatment approach for rheumatoid arthritis (RA) patients in the NHS.
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CMFT Nursing Lecture Series 2016 – Promoting Quality Care for Young People with Long-term Conditions
A showcase of leading clinical nursing research that shares the latest evidence to promote quality care and safe practice.
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Clinical researcher awarded fellowship to improve diagnosis of rare genetic diseases
Dr Tracy Briggs, NIHR Clinical Lecturer from the Manchester Centre for Genomic Medicine at CMFT has been awarded an NIHR Transitional Research Fellowship.
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New research uncovers the first steps of how human organs and tissues develop
For the first time, the precise way individual human organs and tissue develop has been mapped, providing new insight into how genetic disorders can occur during the crucial early phase of development
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CMFT’s Clinical Photography and Medical Illustration team welcomes three new colleagues
Three new staff members are being welcomed to the Clinical Photography and Medical Illustration team here at Central Manchester University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (CMFT).
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Manchester researchers recruit first patient into peanut allergy study
Congratulations to Dr Vibha Sharma, and team at the Children's Clinical Research Facility, who has recruited the first patient into an international trial.
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Rafi-tone app set to help millions of children with asthma
Children with asthma will soon be able to breathe easier thanks to an interactive app created by a University of Manchester spin-out company.
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