BRC News

BRC-supported researcher Professor Sarah Tabrizi has been awarded the Medical Research Council Millennium Medal for 2022.

A large study suggests a type of immunotherapy can improve survival rates in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS).

A new study has identified patterns in how common health conditions occur together in the same individuals, using data from four million patients in England.

Levels of a particular antibody in the blood could predict how well people with lupus respond to a new treatment approach, according to UCLH and UCL research.

A research team at the Royal National ENT and Eastman Dental Hospitals have won an award for their outstanding contribution to the NIHR portfolio of studies.

More research is needed to find the best ways of identifying the underlying causes and combatting the growing threat of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) around the world, according to a comment article published this week in The Lancet.

UCLH and UCL clinicians and academics have been named among the ‘world’s most influential researchers.’

UCLH is to trial a set of interventions to improve hospital care for people who use opioids such as heroin.

Research has found that patients who get their chest X-ray results immediately are diagnosed in half the usual time.

3000 participants have been recruited to a trial aimed at reducing the number of patients with breast cancer who are given chemotherapy unnecessarily.

Research concludes that regularly monitoring women who carry BRCA gene alterations is beneficial.

Problematic alcohol use is associated with increased odds of suicide or self-harm, according to a study led by UCL.

People taking part in research at UCLH feel valued and have a positive experience while on a study, according to results of a national survey.

UCLH will play a vital role in a new respiratory virus study.

UCLH consultant Professor Sir Alimuddin Zumla has been awarded a prestigious medal for his work over decades across a range of communicable diseases.