Drug reduces inflammation in stroke patients
An anti-inflammatory drug given to patients in the early stages of a stroke has been shown by researchers at The...
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MorePhone app could improve Raynaud’s studies
Researchers are testing a mobile phone app so people with the painful condition Raynaud’s phenomenon can monitor their attacks 24...
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MoreHuge progress in breast cancer diagnosis and treatment
Research is the backbone of modern medicine, says Consultant Breast and Oncoplastic Surgeon Mohammed Absar. Patients’ willingness to take part...
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MoreSurgeon in £50,000 bid to support Macmillan Cancer charity
Salford Royal surgeon Mr Dominic Slade is aiming to make sure his 50th birthday this year is a memorable one...
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MoreHow taking part in research will help future kidney patients
Our Principal Clinical Research Lead and Renal Consultant at Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust Professor Phil Kalra introduces the NURTuRE project, the...
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MoreGrant helps Manchester Brain Bank widen remit
Manchester Brain Bank, based in the Clinical Sciences Building at Salford Royal, is expanding its remit to include the collection...
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MoreImproving care for people with rare diseases
Today (28 February) is Rare Disease Day – a chance to raise awareness of these conditions and to highlight the...
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MoreTwitter helps us understand side effects of medicines, scientists find
A study of over 20 thousand Twitter posts has revealed that less serious side-effects of steroids worry patients the most....
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MoreNew research to support nutritional sciences in low and middle income countries
A research group led by Professor John McLaughlin has secured a £200K grant from the Medical Research Council (MRC) Global...
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MoreLife is not just for yourself, says kidney patient David
Life is not just for yourself, says kidney patient David Southworth who is taking part in his second research study...