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- Study highlights impact of Hyperemesis Gravidarum (HG) during pregnancy
- Interview: Research dietitian Sarah Firman
- Understanding the effect of COVID-19 infection during pregnancy
- Convalescent plasma does not benefit critically ill COVID-19 patients
- Impact of COVID-19 infection on later anxiety and depression is small and short-lived
- Inclusion week: why inclusion is so important for research
- Research sheds new light on UV exposure
- Imaging theme lead elected to Royal Academy of Engineering
- Analysis to improve ventilation of COVID-19 patients
- The impact of COVID-19 on clinical research in the UK
- In-utero imaging to more accurately diagnose congenital heart disease
- BRC Director joins Genomics England
- Fellowship aims to predict preterm birth complications
- Cell and gene therapy educational resources published
- Long COVID uncommon in children, research finds
- Could AI help match patients to clinical trials?
- Director of research delivery gains prestigious Fellowship
- World’s first cell therapy trial for post COVID-19 fibrotic lung disease
- Exploring causes of spontaneous preterm birth
- Working with students in a virtual world: Summer School 2021
- Interleukin-6 antagonists improve outcomes in hospitalised COVID-19 patients
- Guy’s and St Thomas’ welcomes interns to Black Internship Programme
- World Microbiome Day 2021! Find out what our teams are doing to find solutions to anti-microbial resistance.
- Our research team scoops prestigious award
- Antihypertensive therapy is not associated with an increased risk of COVID-19
- Antibiotic prescribing below predicted rates during COVID-19 pandemic
- Genetically modified antibody and cell therapies directed against SLC3A2 safely target tumours
- New advanced therapies facility offers promise for hard-to-treat diseases
- Protein identified as new therapeutic anti-viral target for COVID-19
- Celebrating International Clinical Trials Day with Oasis Academy South Bank
- What do we mean by diversity in participation?
- Interview with Dr John Maher: Innovations in head and neck cancer treatment
- Interview with Dr Mary Ní Lochlainn: Researching healthy gut bacteria in older people
- Public Involvement Network launched
- Meet our Research Advisory Group- Part two
- Meet our Research Advisory Group- Part one
- Patient and Public Involvement across generations
- Increasing the diversity of our Research Advisory Group
- Kidney health should be monitored following ICU discharge
- New study proposes refining the eligibility criteria for ARDS in randomised controlled trials
- “Now is an exciting time to think about a career in research nursing”
- Public engagement team launch virtual library
- Treatment for liver disorder reduces premature birth
- Increase in stroke mortality in people with COVID-19 during first lockdown
- Study shows effectiveness of oral medication for treatment of sickle cell disease
- Professor Lucy Chappell appointed to lead the NIHR and as next Chief Scientific Adviser for the DHSC
- King’s Health Partners Summer School returns online for 2021
- Study reveals only three in ten patients hospitalised with COVID-19 fully recovered by five months post-discharge
- The future of science told by children – Utopia Now!
- British Science Week: Angela Collura
- British Science Week: Natasha Ajraam
- Celebrating British Science Week 2021
- Prof Chappell awarded as NIHR Senior Investigator
- Moisturisation of infants may be associated with the development of food allergies
- Rare Disease Day 2021 – Bardet-Biedl Syndrome
- One in five people in south London live with multiple long-term conditions
- Hope for improved monitoring of sepsis
- Celebrating Women and Girls in Science
- Women in science: Prof Rebecca Oakey
- Women in science: Dr Marlies Ostermann
- Women in science: Finola Higgins
- Gut bacteria linked with infant diet, eczema and caesarean section birth
- COVID-19 research profile: Dr Anna Goodman
- COVID-19 research profile: Sonia Serrano
- New Research Advisory Group members wanted
- Patients with solid tumours have same immune response to COVID-19 as those without cancer
- King’s Health Partners ‘Research one stop shop’ events paused
- Our year of COVID-19 research
- Shielding may contribute to lower COVID-19 risk for inflammatory joint and skin disease
- Clinical fellows awarded funding for PhDs
- Celebrating our Non-Medical Health Professional Academic Training
- Genes could be key to new COVID-19 treatments
- Oxford Vaccine trial success
- Health Data Research UK invites applications to the Black Internship Programme
- Academic promotions for our researchers
- New study seeks to understand sun allergy
- Afro-Caribbean patients with severe kidney disease at greater risk of hospitalisation from COVID-19
- My path in research – unusual paths into research
- Getting out of bed within 36-hours of hip surgery can lead to earlier discharge
- COVID-19 antibodies shown to decline over time
- £1 million grant helps King’s researchers to develop cancer therapies
- Most psoriasis patients taking drugs that affect the immune system survive COVID-19
- Celebrating research nurses – intensive care
- Mother and baby data programme releases first findings
- My path in research – Clinical Training Fellowships
- Queen’s Honour for lead of BRC-supported COVID-19 app
- Study unpicks COVID-19 outcomes in minority ethnic group patients
- New method creates 4D visualisations of unborn babies’ hearts
- My Path in Research – COVID-19 research team
- Celebrating research nurses – cardiac research
- Our September COVID-19 research update
- Stem cell ‘bandage’ helps to rebuild broken bones
- Online tool informs recovery prospects for sepsis survivors
- Rare immune cells drive gut repair, but can tip toward cancer or fibrosis if dysregulated
- Our PhD students take over
- New treatment options for elderly heart attack survivors
- Celebrating research nurses – working within paediatric research
- Triad of molecules could predict severity of COVID-19
- Childhood syndrome linked to COVID-19 causes profound immune changes
- Study opens to analyse COVID-19 resource needs
- Film series explores human side of COVID-19 research
- Emergency C-sections can increase risk of recurring early labour
- People living with stroke projected to rise by a quarter by 2047
- Our August COVID-19 research update
- Frailty, older age and UTIs shown to be risk factors for sepsis
- Celebrating research nurses – getting into research nursing
- Research examines relationship between COVID-19 and cancer
- A clinical trial activity you can do at home
- How does COVID-19 affect arthritis and rheumatology patients?
- Cholesterol metabolism found to have role in immune system
- Registries launch to understand COVID-19 impact on people with psoriasis
- Nitrogen dioxide exposure from gas cookers can lower blood pressure
- Our COVID-19 research progress
- First ever online Summer School opens its virtual doors
- World’s first genetic and environmental risk factors identified for common form of childhood epilepsy
- Allergy researcher recognised for treatment and prevention research
- COVID-19 treatment trial recruits first global patient at Guys’ and St Thomas’
- Could lipid ibuprofen help treat COVID-19 complications?
- New trial tests cancer drug to treat COVID-19
- Keeping cardiovascular research going throughout COVID-19
- NIHR Professor elected to Academy of Medical Sciences
- National trial launched to find COVID-19 treatment
- Moving the King’s Health Partners’ 2020 Summer School online
- Celebrating research nurses – the patient perspective
- Implementing Patient and Public Involvement training available online for researchers
- Anytime you need a friend – research staff join colleagues to sing in solidarity for the NHS
- Our researchers lead COVID-19 blood plasma trial
- How our students are continuing research in lockdown
- Our staff go #Red4Research in a show of support for COVID-19 research
- Moving Research Training Methods online
- British Science Week events
- C-19 App launched to track the symptoms of coronavirus
- Risk of death from stroke falls by 24%
- ‘Supporting patients to improve health care for the future’ – celebrating our research nurses
- A decade of our PhDs
- Researchers develop app to determine risk of preterm birth
- Rare Disease Day 2020: Recognising our researchers
- Professor Robin Ali appointed as BRC Deputy Director
- Inspiring future scientists at the Evelina Hospital School
- Call opens to drive the future of health data research
- Work experience stories: Medical imaging
- Celebrating research midwives
- Celebrating our research nurses and midwives
- Cardiovascular award for research nurse
- Guy’s and St Thomas’ joins national alliance to improve health data
- BRC supported study identifies cells involved in the development of skin conditions
- Could regular exchange blood transfusions help pregnant women with sickle cell?
- My research path – Dr Omer Serhan Omer
- Flow Core-supported study shows why immunotherapy doesn’t cure peanut allergy
- My research path – Dr Rebecca D’Cruz
- Breast cancer research team takeover Twitter
- BRC-developed software could improve pacemaker success rates
- Our research nurses share their skills in Qatar
- Our Flow Platform delivers UK-first training course
- Small steps add up to big leaps for personalised medicine
- Partnership award to develop psoriasis research
- Research shows 80% drop in ICU bloodstream infections
- Our clinicians test out technique to ‘kick-start’ kidneys
- Our partners show the variety of research with 2019 Summer School
- NIHR Guy’s and St Thomas’ BRC celebrates Clinical Training Fellowships success
- New Director of NIHR Guy’s and St Thomas’ Biomedical Research Centre
- Work experience stories: clinical trials
- Guy’s and St Thomas’ tops national table for studies open
- Work experience stories: nurse-led research and biomarkers
- Funding award to boost research on working days lost to joint pain
- BRC research wins impact award
- Treatment promise for rare skin condition
- Simple scan could direct treatments for angina
- Work experience stories: flow cytometry
- I can be: a bioinformatician
- Research partnership awards for Guy’s and St Thomas’ clinicians
- Risk of death for sepsis survivors lasts for up to five years
- New technology on show at 2019 clinical trial celebrations
- Largest study of sickness in pregnancy launches
- Genetic advance suggests reason more women develop lupus
- My experience of reverse mentoring
- Surgery shown to improve walking for children with cerebral palsy
- Dr Manu Shankar-Hari selected to the NIHR Digital Leadership Programme
- £2 million award to boost research into fungal infections
- Our children’s research team take over
- King’s Health Partners Summer School returns for 2019
- Our staff join NIHR Health Informatics Collaborative Conference
- Our researchers show blood test improves diagnosis of pre-eclampsia
- New technology for diagnosing Huntington’s disease could give results in days instead of weeks
- Trial launches to find the best treatment for children with epilepsy
- Beneficial effects of statins on immune health uncovered by scientists
- Professor Catherine Williamson receives NIHR Senior Investigator Award
- New award to King’s British Heart Foundation (BHF) Centre of Research Excellence
- Scientists identify genetic locations implicated in development of frontal fibrosing alopecia
- PPIE team launches new Young People’s Advisory Group
- Centre launches to focus on AI, imaging and healthcare
- Blood test could give two month warning of kidney transplant rejection
- Rare disease day 2019: How our research is helping women with severe vomiting in pregnancy
- Rare Disease Day 2019: How one of our nurses is helping patients with fish odour syndrome
- Patients’ own cells could be the key to treating Crohn’s disease
- Blood test could tell risk of stillbirth
- Our research shows online support for GPs reduces necessary antibiotic prescriptions
- Genomics workshop attendees get into the Flow
- Recruitment success for BRC trial
- Inspiring young girls in the work place
- Our Genomics team take over
- AI system can speed up prioritising patient chest X-rays
- BRC researcher named Young Investigator of the Year
- Can you work with us to develop our research?
- A potential new route for treating breast cancer
- Hair follicle discovery may give hope for new acne treatment
- ALDO team tops national recruitment
- Prof Charles Wolfe confirmed as interim BRC Director
- Guy’s and St Thomas’ celebrate our PPIE team
- Showcasing our Bright Sparks
- Circus performer still flying high thanks to clinical trial ‘unsung heroes’
- Our researchers identify ‘maverick’ immune cell mechanism
- SOFTER trial investigates if water softeners can prevent eczema
- Our immunotherapy researchers triumph at life sciences awards
- Dr Sam Terry recognised for her contribution to public engagement
- Researchers discover potential ‘early warning markers’ for sepsis
- The metabolome could be better than BMI for measuring disease risk
- Our research shows a 43% fall in rate of strokes
- How we’re going to share our patients and the public work
- King’s College London to be part of cancer funding boost
- Research can help nurses to keep making a difference
- Our researchers help develop guidance for sepsis treatment
- Cutting-edge imaging shows the future of children’s health
- Local students get a taste of careers in health research
- Guy’s and St Thomas’ top of the table for research in London
- Hot Stuff at Summer Science Exhibition
- My work experience at the Guy’s and St Thomas’ Biomedical Research Centre
- Professor Graham Lord to take up new role at University of Manchester
- Q&A with Dr Victoria Pile on Tourette’s and mental health
- Professor Charles Wolfe awarded OBE
- Double awards for our Cancer Trials teams
- House of Commons Science and Technology Select Committee visits our Clinical Research Facility
- Hospital staff and patients celebrate clinical trials
- BUMPES team win UK Paper of the Year
- Why I’m a Research Nurse
- We publish our new patients and public strategy
- CAP-IT team at Evelina London named top for patient recruitment
- Rare Disease Day: marking the occasion at St Thomas’ Hospital
- Rare Disease Day: working with budding Spanish scientists
- Rare Disease Day: a new way to tackle rare disease research
- From local start to a nation-wide project
- Guy’s and St Thomas’ Trust staff shortlisted for Clinical Research Awards
- Opening of the new Wellcome/Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) funded Centre for Medical Engineering
- BRC’s Clinical Training Fellows attend grant writing workshop with PPI panel
- Research facility at Guy’s and St Thomas’ receives MHRA accreditation
- RESEARCH: Breastfed babies are less likely to have eczema as teenagers, study shows.
- RESEARCH: Promising new target for treatment of psoriasis is safe, study shows
- RESEARCH: Promising new prostate cancer test developed
- New dates announced for BRC’s patient & public involvement (PPI) training
- RESEARCH: New heart attack test could save NHS millions of pounds every year
- RESEARCH: The hard truth about eczema: it’s something in the water
- £1.4 million awarded to cardiovascular researchers at Guy’s and St Thomas’
- Pioneering immunotherapy shows promise in type 1 diabetes
- King’s Health Partners Summer School 2017
- Dr Omar Mahroo awarded £1.1 million for cutting-edge research into eye diseases
- My Perspective: UK Clinical Research Facility annual conference
- £30 million world-class Advanced Therapies Centre to be established by King’s College London
- Clinical Training Fellows interviewed by patient panel
- Next generation of scientists help celebrate research
- Interview: Dr Alka Saxena talks to Select Science
- Childhood obesity linked to quadrupled risk of developing type 2 diabetes
- BRC hosts UK’s first comprehensive mass cytometry course
- RESEARCH: Twin research reveals which facial features are most controlled by genetics
- Ten years of transformation
- RESEARCH: Heart attacks diagnosed quicker by new blood test
- RESEARCH: Scans could replace invasive procedures for assessing heart patients
- RESEARCH: New target for blood pressure drugs discovered
- Rare disease day: Raising awareness
- Rare disease day: My career as a research nurse
- Rare disease day: Dr Melita Irving
- Researchers discover ‘molecular switch’ that causes auto-immune diseases
- RESEARCH: Gene find sheds light on growth defects linked to dwarfism
- King’s Bionformaticians awarded £20k to create collaboration tool
- Research: Natural tooth repair method could revolutionise dental treatments
- Research: Genetics play a significant role in immunity
- Patient and public led training for researchers at the Biomedical Research Centre
- Open day for the NIHR Cardiovascular Healthcare Technology Co-operative
- My Perspective: King’s researchers inspire the next generation of young scientists
- My Perspective: Engaged Research is Better Research
- New test developed to identify obese women at high risk of developing diabetes in pregnancy
- BRC fellow runner-up in FindAPhD.com scholarship competition
- My Perspective: Royal College of Nursing International Centenary Conference
- Evaluating Public Engagement: What’s the point?
- Professor John McGrath to deliver Royal College of Physicians Christmas lecture
- Guy’s and St Thomas’ awarded £7.3 million for Clinical Research Facility
- Trial volunteers return for research update event
- Two new Patient and Public Involvement groups to be launched at Guys’ and St Thomas’
- Scientists discover a link between DNA marks and chronic widespread muscle pain
- BRC hosts pilot of mentoring scheme for patient volunteers
- Guy’s and St Thomas’ ranked number one for patients participating in clinical studies
- King’s Engaged Researcher Network host inaugural event
- In the news: UK science community must develop strong international collaborations
- Study finds link between faecal bacteria and body fat
- Funding for new immunotherapy company
- Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust and King’s College London receive new £64.4 million award for their Biomedical Research Centre
- Q&A: Professor Steven Sacks
- Dr Barbara McGowan recognised for ‘outstanding contribution to research’
- Summer School Success
- Increased prevalence of lupus in Non-Europeans has a genetic basis, study confirms
- Genetic mutations linked to cases of multiple bowel tumours
- Study on safety of prescribing fewer antibiotics
- Cancer drugs could target autoimmune diseases
- International Clinical Trials Day 2016
- NMAHP & Healthcare Scientist Research Internship Opportunity
- BRC Director addresses King’s Health Partners’ annual conference.
- How our BioResource is helping researchers: Uncovering the secrets of a health in old age
- Professor Adrian Hayday elected to the fellowship of the Royal Society
- Professors Graham Lord and Tim Spector elected to prestigious Academy Fellowship
- KHP Biomedical Research Summer School returns for 2016
- VIP visit from the Department of Health
- New immunotherapy treatment aimed at halting the progression of diabetes being trialled in London
- Biomedical Research Centre hosts international symposia
- German partner boosts pioneering work
- New chief operating officer takes up post
- New BRC funding competition launched
- Government announces R&D budget is protected
- Cell and gene therapy project gets underway
- Clinical Training Fellowship open for applications
- Blood test could improve treatment for biggest leukaemia killer
- Rosalind Franklin honoured in launch of state-of-the-art computing facility
- NIHR CLAHRC South London doctoral support funding
- King’s Health Partners awarded Comprehensive Cancer Centre status
- Obesity research funding call
- Scientists genetically engineer patients’ own cells to attack cancer
- South Africa links grow stronger
- MSc in Genomics launched at King’s College London with help from BRC
- Scientists unravel more of the genetic puzzle surrounding lupus
- New trials to revolutionise diabetes treatment
- Blood pressure device is a top lifesaver
- Brain activity sheds light on ADHD persistence
- Gestational diabetes in obese women
- Stem cell therapy for inherited skin blistering
- Pioneering drug tested that aims to prevent arthritis