Bridging the gap: AI-powered MRI analysis in multiple sclerosis
Researchers have been awarded £600,000 to develop an AI tool for faster multiple sclerosis diagnosis and monitoring. More than 130,000...
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MoreHydrotherapy could help reduce pain and improve mobility for people with Hunter syndrome
Hydrotherapy could help to reduce pain and improve mobility and quality of life for people with the rare genetic condition...
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More3 NCA colleagues appointed professor
Three NCA colleagues have been appointed as professors at The University of Manchester in recognition of their achievements in education...
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MoreCould you be a research champion for nurses, midwives and allied health professionals?
NCA’s Centre for Clinical and Care Research (CCR) has launched a new Nursing, Midwifery and Allied Health Professions (NMAHP) Research Champion...
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MoreI may never personally benefit from research – but I hope somebody else will
Retired lecturer Patrick Cullen has inclusion body myositis (IBM). This is his experience of taking part in research I think...
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MoreCommunity team working with students to inspire researchers of the future
Research practitioner Danyal Mohammed gave students at Rochdale Sixth Form College the opportunity to delve into the world of research...
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MoreBreath test could help improve early lung cancer detection
A simple hand-held breath test device could help improve early lung cancer detection, researchers have found. The low-cost test could...
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MoreTimely X-rays could make it faster to identify people with a bladder injury
Timely X-rays could make it faster to identify people who have had a bladder injury after breaking their pelvis, new...
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MoreFirst UK survey on healthcare professionals’ approach to sexual health in IBD
Only one in 10 healthcare professionals routinely ask their patients with inflammatory bowel disease about sexual issues – even though...
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MoreFrom Professor to participant, Andrew sees research from both sides
After more than 30 years in research, respiratory consultant Professor Andrew Bentley has swapped sides to take part in research...