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A simple non-invasive test can accurately detect womb cancer according to a proof of concept study by Manchester BRC researchers.
Continue reading full article: Simple urine test can detect womb cancer
Professor Jorgen Vestbo Manchester BRC's Respiratory Theme Lead and Professor David Denning Respiratory Fungal Infections Programme Lead are among some of the most highly cited in their field, in the latest list by the Web of Science Group.
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Professor Ian Bruce rounds up January's news and developments for the NIHR Manchester Biomedical Research Centre (BRC), with a special look at informatics and data sciences.
Continue reading full article: Bridging the Gap – January 2021
Professor Maya Buch speaks to Arthritis Digest about the links between cardiovascular disease and rheumatic and musculoskeletal diseases.
Continue reading full article: Cardiovascular disease and musculoskeletal conditions – Professor Maya Buch speaks to Arthritis Digest
A major UK study to investigate the possible long-term impact of COVID-19 on hearing, led by researchers at NIHR Manchester Biomedical Research Centre (BRC) has been announced today.
Continue reading full article: Manchester researchers lead major UK study to investigate links between hearing loss and COVID-19
Parents are often struggling with hearing aid management for their newborn babies, according to research by Manchester BRC and University of Manchester experts.
Continue reading full article: New approach needed for newborns with hearing loss
Professor Ian Bruce gives a round up of December's news and developments for the NIHR Manchester Biomedical Research Centre (BRC)
Continue reading full article: Bridging the Gap – December 2020
Dr Michelle Barraclough, Research Associate for the NIHR Manchester Biomedical Research Centre’s (BRC Musculoskeletal theme, has been awarded funding by the Arthritis Society in Canada to investigate ‘brain fog’ in lupus patients.
Continue reading full article: BRC lupus researcher awarded grant for ‘brain fog’ pilot study by Arthritis Society in Canada