New study sheds light on link between joint injury and osteoarthritis
Researchers investigated the factors underlying the association between acute knee injury and osteoarthritis, the most prevalent form of arthritis.
A Novel Subcutaneously Implanted Device for Cardiovascular Assessment
Hamlyn researchers proposed a novel implanted device for cardiovascular assessment (this work was selected as the latest AIS inside back cover story).
New study set to investigate traumatic brain injury in armed forces personnel
The five-year project will investigate the effects of traumatic brain injury (TBI) in battlefield casualties from the UK Armed Forces.
Fast lab-free COVID-19 test platform DnaNudge wins prestigious Academy award
Imperial startup DnaNudge has won the Royal Academy of Engineering MacRobert Award for its rapid, lab-free and reliable COVID-19 PCR test.
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First major study of new HIV therapy opens to recruitment
The RIO clinical trial will test whether a new type of therapy can keep HIV under control without daily antiretroviral treatment (ART) tablets.
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When an idea finds you: the story of Patchwork
Dr Anas Nader and Dr Jing Ouyang are the founders of Patchwork, a workforce management platform for the health and care sector.
Outstanding Infectious Disease staff celebrated at 2021 President’s Awards
Infectious Disease staff were recognised for their exceptional contributions to the College in this year’s President’s Awards for Excellence.
Imperial partner Apollo receives £100m to boost medical research at leading unis
Imperial will benefit from continued support for translational biomedical research under a unique technology transfer model.
AI breast cancer screening project wins government funding for NHS trial
UK researchers have secured government funding to study the use of artificial intelligence for breast cancer screening in NHS hospitals.
COAST study highlights need to monitor oxygen therapy in children with pneumonia
Oxygen therapy can save the lives of children with pneumonia, but careful monitoring is needed to reduce harm, avoid over-reliance and protect supply.
