Timely 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...
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MoreA helping hand through starting an academic career
Specialist neurological rehabilitation physiotherapist Dr Lauren Lucas is the perfect advocate for NCA’s Centre for Clinical and Care Research (CCR)....
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MoreCelebrating 25 years of emergency medicine research
Congratulations to the Salford Royal emergency department team, who have been recognised in a report to mark 25 years of...
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MoreHidden sunbed danger warning
People flocking to sunbeds in search of the perfect tan could be exposing themselves to a hidden health threat far...
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MoreResearchers identify opioids with highest risk of respiratory depression
Researchers have identified which opioids are most likely to be associated with respiratory depression, in a major new study. Fentanyl,...
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MoreFirst international guideline for stroke-associated pneumonia
Researchers from Northern Care Alliance have played a key role in developing the first international guideline for stroke-associated pneumonia. Professor...
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MoreBlazing a trail for nurse and allied health professional research in critical care
Advanced critical care practitioner Beth Howard is blazing a trail for nurse and allied health professional research in critical care....
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MoreNew study will focus on biomarkers in brain injury
Colleagues at Salford have begun recruiting to a new £3m NIHR-funded study evaluating biomarkers in mild traumatic brain injury. Professor Fiona...