High blood pressure and large increases in blood pressure in midlife may be linked with poorer brain health in later life, according to a UCL-led study published in The Lancet Neurology.
Find a Study – UCLH’s new clinical trials database developed to provide equitable access to research and boost study recruitment at the Trust – has been featured in the online magazine Digital Health.
The Department of Health has announced a £250 million funding boost for the development of artificial intelligence (AI) in the NHS to solve some of the biggest healthcare challenges.
Prescribing blood thinners for stroke survivors is safer than previously thought, according to new research that could change current clinical practice.
Governments must take on the sugar industry and introduce policies like higher sugar taxes to tackle an oral disease epidemic, dental public health researchers have warned.
The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) has launched a consultation on how it engages and involves patients and the public in its work.
A clinical trial of a new drug to treat severe lupus which was set up after UCL researchers provided key experimental evidence of its effectiveness has reported positive results.
The UCLH/UCL team testing whether a new drug can improve hearing in patients with hearing loss have won the Contribution to World Class Research Award at UCLH’s Celebrating Excellence Awards 2019.
Researchers are set to look at whether exercise during stem cell transplant for patients with the blood cancer myeloma is feasible and can influence patient outcomes.
A programme of therapy and coping strategies for people who care for family members with dementia successfully improves the carers’ mental health for at least six years, a UCL study has found.
UCLH / UCL Centre for Nurse and Midwife Led Research (CNMR) has appointed a physiotherapist and dietician as senior clinical lecturers at the BRC-supported UCLH / UCL Centre for Nurse and Midwife Led Research (CNMR).