Testing new treatments for chronic pain
Study summary Around one-third of people are affected by long-term pain, but drug-based treatments only offer limited effectiveness. Treatment using...
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MoreAction against female genital mutilation hampered by lack of information
The true scale of female genital mutilation (FGM) in England and Wales is not being properly investigated because of a...
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MoreStroke research praised by CQC
Salford Royal’s stroke research was singled out for praise in the recent CQC ‘Outstanding’ report, which highlighted internationally-recognised portfolios of...
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MoreDrug combination could help prevent osophageal cancer in people at high risk
Two over-the-counter, widely available drugs could help cut cases of oesophageal cancer in people at higher risk of the disease,...
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MoreUrological surgeon awarded clinical chair
Consultant Urological Surgeon David Shackley has been awarded an Honorary Clinical Chair by Manchester Academic Health Science Centre. Professor Shackley...
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MoreResearch sheds new light on risks and benefits of sun exposure
For the first time researchers have shown the differing relationship between benefit and risk of sunlight (UVR) exposure for people...
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MoreHonorary Chair for Consultant Gastroenterologist
Consultant Gastroenterologist Yeng Ang has been awarded an Honorary Chair by The University of Manchester, to mark the academic and...
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MoreTackling invisible risk for health staff
New research at Salford Royal has tackled an invisible risk to healthcare staff working in recovery units for patients after...
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MoreInternational recognition for dental health expert
Dental health expert Professor Cynthia Pine has been awarded a prestigious medal in recognition of her research to improve children’s...
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MoreResearch is a normal part of everyday life
Research is a normal part of everyday life- whether that’s in the NHS, in the community, business or even social...