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14/02/2018
Impetigo, or “school sores”, is a contagious infection of the very top layer of skin. It’s most common in children aged two to six, and ends up spreading from child to ...
19/01/2018
With a holiday season of blissful self-indulgence and dietary lapses behind us, many of us will now shift gears and adopt New Year’s resolutions that put us on the ...
08/12/2017
World-first clinical trial set to advance prostate cancer research
24/11/2017
The Institute’s resident Data Scientist, Dr Tim Churches, wins Data Science award at Health Hack 2017. Read how Dr Churches and his team solves a a real-world Health Data ...
10/11/2017
Prof Nick Shackel from the Institute’s Liver and Gastroenterology Group discusses how supplements can sometimes do more damage than good.
31/10/2017
Biobanks are an important weapon in the fight against cancer, and the Centre for Oncology Education Research Translation (CONCERT) Biobank based here at the Ingham ...
16/10/2017
Nikhil Autar inspiring story of how being diagnosed with leukaemia at 17 developed his passion for medical research to help others.
26/09/2017
Ingham Institute scientists are the first to discover a molecular signature of virally caused oesophageal cancer — a major breakthrough which will enable doctors to screen ...
18/09/2017
In-hospital rehabilitation after knee replacement is a waste of money, according to a new study likely to put pressure on the private sector to pursue cheaper options for ...
05/09/2017
Local resident Christine Goodman is all too aware of the value of medical research and has become a supporter of the Ingham Institute and a member of the Institute’s team ...
