Study reveals why epithelial cancer is more aggressive in some tissues
Scientists have revealed why a group of cancers common in older adults exposed to environmental damage behaves so differently depending...
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MoreGaby’s Rome run boosts renal research
Runner Gaby Kalra has given a generous boost to the Donal O’Donoghue Renal Research Centre by completing the prestigious Rome...
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MoreStudy shows safety of world’s first human graphene-based brain computer interface operation
Eight patients have been treated at Northern Care Alliance (NCA) in the world’s first-in-human study of graphene-brain interfaces to map...
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MoreAI falls down on predicting knee replacement recovery
Clinicians should use their own expert judgement and not rely on AI to predict how patients will recover from total...
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MoreStudy spotlight: Trauma and transfusion
olleagues at Salford Royal supported ground-breaking trial into whole blood transfusions in trauma care, with the results now published in the...
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MoreResearch highlights benefits of testosterone therapy for men with chronic kidney disease
Men with chronic kidney disease (CKD) are often deficient in the hormone testosterone, and this contributes to frailty, fatigue, low...
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MoreStudy aims to improve testing for ventilator-associated pneumonia
More than 20 million patients a year across the world develop respiratory failure and need mechanical ventilation in critical care...
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MoreProfessor reappointed as NIHR senior investigator
Professor Paul Dark has been reappointed as a National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) senior investigator – recognising...
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MoreClot buster may stop promising stroke medicine from working properly
A clotbusting drug commonly used to treat ischemic stroke interacts negatively with a promising anti-inflammatory treatment (anakinra), underscoring the need...
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MoreHonour recognises Professor’s leadership and service
Professor Smeeta Sinha gave the prestigious 6th Annual O’Donoghue award lecture ‘Spinning plates: leading through collaboration’ at UK Kidney Week...