Study: Testing a new medicine for knee osteoarthritis
Study summary Knee osteoarthritis (OA) is the most common cause of knee pain in older adults. But there are no...
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MoreSkin experts become Professors
Skin experts have been awarded chairs to mark the academic progress they are leading. Richard Warren is an Honorary Consultant...
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MoreExperts will drive research forward at Salford Royal and Pennine Acute
Seven leading researchers – all experts covering a range of differing specialties – are to drive research forward at Salford...
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Leading the way for patients with rare diseases
Research has the power to change the future – and that’s especially true for patients with rare diseases. In some...
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MoreNew research into antibiotic treatment for killer sepsis
A world-first £1.5million study is aiming to help tackle one of the biggest public health threats we face – antibiotic...
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More‘I don’t want others to have these problems’ says research volunteer
“I would do anything I can to help with research,” says kidney patient Christine Mather. Christine, 72, has polycystic kidney...
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MoreMore than 5,000 take part in research in a year
More than 5,000 patients and healthy volunteers took part in National Institute of Health Research Clinical Research Network (NIHR CRN)...
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MoreChristine is helping to transform diagnosis and treatment of rare diseases
Kidney patient Christine Mather has become the 2,000th person in Greater Manchester to take part in a project that is...
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Campaigning and research go hand in hand for Kay
There are many reasons to take part in research – it’s a very personal decision. For some, it’s a treatment...
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MoreInternational Clinical Trials Day a big success
More than 300 people found out about research when Salford R+D celebrated International Clinical Trials Day on 19 May. Many...