Leicester health specialists receive NIHR prizes for excelling in their fields
A University of Leicester cancer specialist and a University specialist physiotherapist have scooped prestigious national research awards.


A University of Leicester cancer specialist and a University specialist physiotherapist have scooped prestigious national research awards.

Respiratory researcher Dr Hnin Wint Wint Aung has been awarded a prestigious Asthma + Lung UK Respiratory Junior Fellowship and will receive a grant to investigate how defects in airway …

More than 250 people attended a community health and research event in Leicester, designed to improve understanding of heart health and raise awareness of opportunities to take part in cardiovascular …

Over the summer, NIHR BRC Leicester’s Professor Sally Singh was invited to officially open an innovative new centre in India that brings together evidence-based rehabilitation, yoga, clinical expertise and global …

A long-standing research collaboration between the University of Leicester and Orion Pharma has been extended for a fifth time, with a new £248,000 investment supporting pioneering work to uncover the …

A Leicester research team pioneering virtual ward care for patients has been recognised as a finalist in the national Royal College of Physicians awards.

Leicester researchers have successfully completed recruitment to a Phase 2 clinical trial evaluating a novel, first‑in‑class therapy for COPD‑induced muscle weakness and sarcopenia – an area where no approved pharmacological …

People living with long COVID could benefit from more personalised rehabilitation thanks to new evidence-based guidance co-authored by Leicester researcher Enya Daynes.

A new paper published in Diabetic Medicine highlights how a targeted, multidisciplinary approach can make a real difference for adults living with early-onset type 2 diabetes.

New evidence from BRC researchers highlights the need for greater inclusion of older adults in clinical research.

With the publication of the Ockenden Report last week, and 1st July’s Amos Rapid Review, calls have been growing for reform to NHS maternity care and services.

Tuberculosis (TB), a bacterial infection often thought to be a relic of the Victorian era, is on the rise in the UK and across the world. Like many other infectious …

