MUSCLE MRI: What can new measurements tell us about old diseases?
Thursday 23rd September 2021, 11am-12pm on Zoom Although we know muscle is affected in a wide range of diseases, it has long been …
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Launch of the 2021 – 2022 Leeds NIHR Biomedical Research Centre seminar events
The 2021 – 2022 seminars events held by the Leeds NIHR Biomedical Research Centre (BRC) have launched, with the first event in the …
HEE/NIHR ICA Pre-doctoral Clinical Academic Fellowship (PCAF) award
Kate Smith is a Musculoskeletal and Research Sonographer working at the Leeds Biomedical Research Centre at Chapel Allerton Hospital Leeds. Kate had just …
Ask the Researcher – NIHR BioResource Centre Leeds
Our next digital ‘Ask the Researcher’ event will spotlight the NIHR BioResource Centre in Leeds. It will take place on Wednesday 2nd June, …
An Inclusive Approach to Covid-19 Vaccine Research
Public opinion about Covid-19 vaccine research has been mixed, with some people being very hesitant when it comes to participating in Covid-19 vaccine …
Working with industry to deliver the next generation of medicine
World-leading translational research centres across the North have come together to showcase their ground-breaking research with industry partners to deliver the next generation …
Ask the Researcher – Leeds Community Musculoskeletal Team – Wednesday 5th May 2021
Our next ‘Ask the Researcher’ event will be taking place on Wednesday 5th May 2021, 1.30-2.30pm on Zoom. We will be joined by …
NEW PODCAST! RheumMates – Exercise and Inflammation with @DrAiLynTan
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Innovation in treatment for people with rarer or less well-recognised long-term conditions
Posted:28 January 2021 Download publication (PDF) Authors Ben Collins Publication details Pages 49 This paper, commissioned by UCB, investigates how five leading specialist …
COVID-19 vaccine research ‘Frequently Asked Questions’ published
On a rainbow-styled background it reads ‘Our community protecting you from COVID-19’ There are cartoon pictures of different people in a outline shaped like Leeds.