“The NHS has kept me alive – that’s why I want to help”
Peter Elcock is a real survivor. After coming through a terrifying bout of covid that saw him in a coma...
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More“As soon as I was diagnosed, I said if there was any research available, put my name down”
“I’m hoping that by me doing this, I’m not only helping myself but also other people in future. As soon...
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MoreTaking part in research has been my chance to give something back, says Jean
“All through my life I’ve had care from the NHS, they have always been brilliant, and taking part in research...
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MoreSurvey shows how patients value research – and our staff
It’s vital that our patients have a good experience of taking part in research. Their input and participation is crucial...
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Information on the use of patient data in clinical research
This page explains how health researchers use information from patients. If you are asked to take part in research, you...
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MoreDad and son sharing benefits of diabetes research
Taking part in research is a family affair for dad and son Steve and Andrew Jones. Both have type 2...
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MoreGetting on his bike helps Mohammad shape up for kidney transplant
Getting on his bike for a research study helped kidney patient Mohammad Adrees shape up for a life-saving transplant. Mohammad...
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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...
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MoreMy life depends on cancer research, says Peter
Ask Peter Janke about research and he has a simple answer: “My life depends upon it.” Peter was diagnosed with...
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MoreResearch provided treatment when options were running out
Mum Zoe Leadbetter knew she was taking a risk when she agreed to join a research study for her painful...