Moderate drinkers not at risk when taking widely used arthritis medicine
People taking a common rheumatoid arthritis medicine are not at increased risk of liver damage if they stick to 14...
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MoreStella says goodbye after 40 years
It’s the end of an era at Salford Royal with Biomedical Facility Coordinator Stella Crank saying goodbye after 40 years....
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MoreNew study into older laparotomy patients
Surgeons at Salford Royal are taking part in a major new study with older patients who need emergency abdominal surgery....
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MoreResearch could help improve diagnosis of inclusion body myositis
Two new publications provide new information that could help better diagnosis and treatment of inclusion body myositis (IBM), a rare...
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MoreDialysis patients get on exercise bikes for new study
Kidney dialysis patients at Salford Royal are getting on their bikes and exercising while they’re being treated. They are taking...
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MoreKidney experts help renal unit in Nigeria to improve care
Kidney experts at Salford Royal are sharing their knowledge with colleagues in Nigeria in a prestigious programme run by the...
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MoreKidney patient Rob signs up to 100,000 Genomes Project
Salford Royal patients are helping to change how NHS patients are treated and cared for by taking part in the...
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MoreStroke patients to get help with tooth care
Stroke patients and healthcare staff are working together to make it easier for stroke survivors to care for their teeth...
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MoreResearch helps Eric to make a difference
Research is a way to help others as well as being a chance to improve your own health. That’s what...
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More£6.7m NIHR funding secured for patient safety research
A £6.7 million financial boost has been awarded to Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust to create a city-wide early translational...