COVID-19 and cancer
Changing impact of COVID-19 on cancer patients and recovery
Two new papers from Imperial researchers have highlighted how the impact of COVID-19 on cancer patients has changed through the pandemic.
Changing impact of COVID-19 on cancer patients and recovery
Two new papers from Imperial researchers have highlighted how the impact of COVID-19 on cancer patients has changed through the pandemic.
Potential link between menstrual changes and COVID-19 jab should be investigated
Research into possible adverse reactions in women to the COVID-19 vaccination remains critical to the ongoing success of the vaccination programme.
Black Lives Matter in Science and Medicine
Dr. Stanley Andrisse led an engaging and thought-provoking conversation focused on the effects of racism on the careers of Black academics.
Pilots training technique developed to improve safety in operating theatre
Cognitive task analysis training, used extensively in the airline industry to train pilots, is a novel way to teach keyhole knee surgery.
Predicting Geographic Atrophy with DARC AI Biomarker
A new Imperial study finds that DARC technology can be used to identify dry, age-related macular degeneration.
Imperial to host national nutrition conference aimed at students
The Section of Nutrition Research, in collaboration with the Nutrition Society, will host the Nutrition Futures Conference, 7th – 8th September 2021.
New national organ donation and transplantation plan for Greece
A landmark report for a new national organ donation and transplantation plan for Greece, led by LSE and Imperial academics, has been accepted.
COVID-19 clears up rapidly after stool transplant to treat bacterial infection
Researchers suggest that faecal microbiota transplant (FMT) might be worth exploring as a treatment option for coronavirus.
HiFi metabolomics: new perspective on value & validity of global profiling data
A recent publication provides a new perspective on the “high fidelity” representation of the metabolome hidden within global metabolic profiling data.
Researchers receive major award to investigate fat & prostate cancer link
Studies have shown that increased fat surrounding the prostate is linked to more aggressive prostate cancer and poorer treatment response.