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Congratulations to the British Isles Lupus Assessment Group: Biologics Prospective Cohort (BILAG BR) team who recently recruited their 1000th participant to the study.
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Clinical trial shows treatment promise for patients with painful knee osteoarthritis
Continue reading full article: Clinical trial shows treatment promise for patients with knee osteoarthritis
National magazine reports lead BRC researcher’s insights on precision medicine and Rheumatoid Arthritis
Continue reading full article: National magazine reports lead BRC researcher’s insights on precision medicine and Rheumatoid Arthritis
Annual screening for younger women aged 35-39 who have a family history of breast cancer would be effective in detecting tumours earlier, a major UK trial has found.
Continue reading full article: Annual Screening Detects Breast Cancers Earlier for Women Aged 35-39 with a Family History, Major UK Trial Finds
This workshop will focus on how utilising digital communication tools and channels can improve research dissemination and impact. It is aimed at those wanting to find out more about how they can use Twitter and online opinion writing platforms, to share their research with a wider audience.
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Oldham residents, who have been treated with radiotherapy for their cancer, are being invited to get involved with a new arts-based project launching in the borough this New Year.
Continue reading full article: Oldham-based storytelling initiative targets local radiotherapy patients
NIHR Manchester Biomedical Research Centre's patient and public involvement and engagement (PPIE) programme is working with people across Greater Manchester to influence research.
Continue reading full article: Find out how NIHR Manchester BRC is working with patients and the public to influence research
Manchester will host the inaugural World Healthcare Congress Europe (5-7 March, 2019), providing a global platform to showcase health and social care innovation. Professor Chris Griffiths will be leading a session on stratified approaches to healthcare session at the Congress.
Continue reading full article: Manchester chosen to host World Healthcare Congress Europe 2019