President of the IASP
Imperial Professor President of International Association for the Study of Pain
Professor Andrew Rice becomes 20th President of the International Association for the Study of Pain.
Stories written by Benjie Coleman
Knowledge gap
Gaps in clinicians' knowledge on female fertility preservation services
An Imperial led survey reveals gaps in clinicians’ knowledge, confidence and training in discussing female fertility preservation with cancer patients
National Research Award
Imperial medical student wins prestigious national research award
A student at the Imperial College School of Medicine has gained a top prize in the prestigious 2024 Dr Falk - Pharma/Guts UK Charity national awards.
Bowel cancer screening
Single bowel screening test can cut cancer risk by a quarter over two decades
New data from Imperial reveal that a single screening test can reduce bowel cancer deaths by 25%, with protective effects lasting 21 years.
Future leaders recognised
Four Imperial academics awarded Future Leaders Fellowships
The UK’s national research funding agency has awarded over £5.8m for Imperial to develop our most talented early career researchers and innovators.
AMS Fellowships
Seven Imperial researchers awarded Academy of Medical Sciences Fellowships
Seven Imperial College London academics have been elected to the Fellowship of the Academy of Medical Sciences (AMS)
Mental health first aid
What is Mental Health First Aid? Meet MDR's mental health first aiders
As part of Mental Health Awareness Week, we spoke with MDR's mental health first aiders about the support they offer to MDR staff and students.
S&C Athena Gold
The Department of Surgery and Cancer celebrates Athena Gold Award
The Department of Surgery & Cancer received the prestigious Athena Swan Gold Award for its unwavering commitment to equality, diversity, & inclusion.
Diabetic foot ulcers
Could a routine heart test save lives for those with diabetic foot ulcers?
The risk of dying within two years of presenting with diabetic foot ulceration is over six times the risk of amputation.
CRUK funding
Convergence Science Centre receives £8.9M for clinician research training
Cancer Research UK has awarded Imperial's Convergence Science Centre £8.9 million to train a new generation of clinician scientists.
