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Our researchers are contributing to the largest ever project of its kind, which aims to increase understanding of patient responses to the treatment of seven long-term diseases.
Continue reading full article: BRC researchers contribute to largest ever biomarker project to improve disease management across seven long-term conditions
At home, Dr Philip and Professor Emma Crosbie are just like any other husband and wife juggling the family duties. At work, they are clinical academics who are transforming outcomes for patients with cancer.
Continue reading full article: Feature – The power couple taking on cancer
A ‘life-changing’ potential new drug could be available to lupus patients in the future thanks to ‘breakthrough’ research. The results of the TULIP II study have been published in the New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM), one of the most prestigious, peer-reviewed medical journals in the world.
Continue reading full article: Breakthrough research offers new hope to lupus patients
A surgical team at Saint Mary’s Hospital recently received a prestigious national award for their role in surgical trials for cancer research.
Continue reading full article: Saint Mary’s Hospital surgical team wins national award for cancer research
Manchester scientists and clinicians have been awarded a major cash boost from Cancer Research UK to pioneer new radiotherapy technologies and techniques that could help more people survive cancer in the future.
Continue reading full article: Manchester scientists lead the way in next generation radiotherapy research
Professor Paul Dark, Manchester BRC Respiratory Non-fungal Infections Programme Lead and NIHR National Specialty Lead for Critical Care has become an Honorary Fellow of The Royal College of Anaesthetists.
Continue reading full article: BRC Non-fungal Infections Programme Lead receives prestigious Royal College of Anaesthetists award
A Manchester woman with a rare syndrome has spoken about the impact it has had on her life, and how the care she has received at Manchester Royal Infirmary has vastly improved how she manages her condition.
Continue reading full article: Manchester woman with rare ‘sticky blood’ syndrome ‘delighted’ with care provided by Manchester Royal Infirmary clinic
Manchester scientists are set to benefit from a major cash injection from Cancer Research UK and partners to develop radical new strategies and technologies to detect cancer at its earliest stage.
Continue reading full article: Multimillion pound boost for Manchester scientists to detect cancer earlier