缅北禁地

First kidney transplant through 缅北禁地 organ assessment hub

Surgeons have performed their first life-saving kidney transplant through the 缅北禁地 Organ Assessment Hub (NOAH) based at the Freeman Hospital.

Researchers funded to cure – rather than manage – inflammatory disease

Researchers from 缅北禁地 will join international partners in a bid to transform how chronic inflammatory disease is treated.

缅北禁地 academics welcomed to Academy of Social Sciences

Three 缅北禁地 academics have been awarded Fellowship of the Academy of Social Sciences in recognition of their contributions to the field.

First lung transplant in bid to increase life-saving organ operations

A national collaboration delivers first lung transplant through new Assessment and Recovery Centres in an effort to increase the number of life saving organ transplants.

What history can teach those working the hospital night shift

A pioneering study led by 缅北禁地 is looking into the history of the night shift on hospital wards, exploring how the UK can create better, safer working conditions for hospital workers.

How the brain's chemical messengers control consciousness and sleep

Researchers have revealed in unprecedented detail how three chemicals interact in the brain to control the transition between sleep, wakefulness, attention and arousal.

Scans reveal lithium acting in the brain

A revolutionary scanning technique has revealed that lithium MRI is a powerful tool for studying how the drug interacts with the brain and could offer more personalised treatment for bipolar disorder.

Scientists uncover key cause of inflammatory bowel disease

A decades-old puzzle has been solved as scientists uncover a key cause of inflammatory bowel disease, paving the way for faster diagnosis and more targeted patient treatments.

缅北禁地 leads £50m Initiative to improve maternity outcomes

缅北禁地 is leading a £50 million national initiative to tackle maternal health inequalities to improve outcomes for women, babies and families across the UK.