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NIHR University College London Hospitals Biomedical Research Centre
Registrace 8. 08. 2013
The UCLH Biomedical Research Centre (BRC) is a partnership between University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (UCLH) and UCL (University College London).
This channel hosts videos by the BRC.
This channel hosts videos by the BRC.
Our future plans and the successes behind them
In this short film, debuted at the launch of our new BRC term, we take a look back at some of our incredible research successes and look forward to what we hope to achieve in the next four five years, given secured funding of over £90 million from National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) at the end of 2022.
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UCLH starts major study on barriers to clinical trial recruitment from minority ethnic groups
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UCLH is starting a major study looking at barriers to the recruitment of patients from ethnic minority groups into clinical trials. The National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) Biomedical Research Centre at UCLH is collaborating with Roche Products Ltd to study what happens in the recruitment process in four disease areas at UCLH: breast cancer, Alzheimer’s disease, rheumatology a...
Anonymising patient data for research
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How does anonymising patient data for research work? When we carry out research using patient data, we try to use data containing as little information as possible that can identify a single person. Sounds simple, but it isn't always. See more about patient data use here: www.uclhospitals.brc.nihr.ac.uk/data-and-research/information-public-patient-data-use
Robotic surgery for bladder cancer improves patient recovery time
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Robot-assisted surgery used to perform bladder cancer removal and reconstruction enables patients to recover far more quickly and spend significantly (20%) less time in hospital, concludes a first-of-its kind clinical trial led by UCLH, UCL and the University of Sheffield, and funded by The Urology Foundation and the Champniss Foundation. Read more here: www.uclhospitals.brc.nihr.ac.uk/news/rob...
UCLH study looks at lower dose for COVID-19 booster vaccine
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UCLH has begun a study to see if people receiving their booster Covid-19 vaccination can be given a lower dose of vaccine. Using lower doses could allow existing stocks of vaccines to be given to more people, which is important while the need for vaccines is greater than the number of doses available globally. Lower doses may also be linked with fewer side effects or lower rates of already rare...
Artificial intelligence can predict the impact of scientific discoveries in medicine
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Technology could be used to identify published scientific papers that have the greatest potential for real world impact - such as new medical treatments - according to UCL and UCLH research. See more here
Major UCLH investment in research and training to benefit staff and patients
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A UCLH investment of £20 million will fund training for healthcare assistants and major new research facilities which will benefit patient care. See more info here: bit.ly/3LJhCvr
Landmark clinical trial for management of severe hearing loss launches
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The world’s first study to establish the best treatment options for adults struggling with severe hearing loss has launched at UCLH. See more here: bit.ly/3utq64e
What is health research?
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At any one time, UCLH has over 1000 clinical studies taking place. But what does research involve?
BRC Research Round-up (August)
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Missed some of our research news in August? Watch our highlights below, including a new blood test that could help doctors identify infections easier and research into #Covid19 vaccine-associated thrombosis. Read all our news stories in full here: www.uclhospitals.brc.nihr.ac.uk/news
Developing a life-saving breathing aid for Covid-19
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Developing a life-saving breathing aid for Covid-19
NanoMachines
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Watch our animated film explaining Huntington’s disease and efforts to correct the impact of the faulty gene that causes it. Follow us on twitter: @UCLHresearch Visit our website: www.uclhospitals.brc.nihr.ac.uk
Apple and Microsoft hearing tech to aid clinical communication during Covid-19
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Communicating with full personal protection equipment (PPE) on can be difficult whilst in an operating theatre environment. UCL and UCLH and partners have been testing a variety of electronic devices to improve the ability of staff to communicate with each other in this setting, including devices provided by Apple and Microsoft. Prof Martin Birchall talks to us about communications challenges i...
Vaccine trial starts at UCLH
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Screening has started at UCLH for the trial of the Oxford COVID-19 vaccine in healthcare workers. All hospital staff - clinical and non-clinical (including porters and cleaners)- are eligible, (except those whose work is office-based). Priority is given to staff who have continued to travel into work during the lockdown. Given the rapid pace of the trial, volunteers need to register interest ur...
What it's like to have MS and the exploration of clinical research
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What it's like to have MS and the exploration of clinical research
A bold vision realised: celebrating the NIHR Biomedical Research Centres set up by Dame Sally Davies
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A bold vision realised: celebrating the NIHR Biomedical Research Centres set up by Dame Sally Davies
What it's like at the UCLH CRF at the Leonard Wolfson Experimental Neurology Centre
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What it's like at the UCLH CRF at the Leonard Wolfson Experimental Neurology Centre
Prof Sarah Tabrizi talks about the ground-breaking Huntington's drug set for global study
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Prof Sarah Tabrizi talks about the ground-breaking Huntington's drug set for global study
Promoting Social Mobility and Diversity in Science
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Promoting Social Mobility and Diversity in Science
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For me it is a very real pain in the ass 24/7. And of course, legs and feet.😒
I want to buy these machines so desperately 😍
I did not hear anything about Diet.
I have MS and I do better staying away from neurologists. I take LDN that my functional medicine doctor prescribes. And stay away from vaccines.
MS has just been linked to Epstein Bar virus……as a viral infection. Just like Polyo….
Thanks for your Nice video! I have a MS since 2019 we are feeling less alone 🙏🏽🥰
Robbie. I was dx ppma about 34vyrs ago. Could you share which drug has helped cont er ol bladder? I failed at every med I've tried. Ending with mybetriq. Thank you. Want my email?
I have a friend with ms. Thanks for your work
Why do all these people.congratulate themselves....sad.
Unfortunately there continues to be plenty of MS patients for these researchers to study.
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Great news!!!
Such an important research topic. Be sure to create similar resources sharing the findings!
Thanks for this. Important resource for explaining what is a complex and sometimes misunderstood issue. Useful for increasing transparency and public confidence in health data and research.
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This is fantastic. It’s the perfect combination of scientific information and light hearted satire on an incredibly emotive subject. Genuinely the best thing I’ve seen in years. From someone at risk of HD, thank you for making me laugh uncontrollably. I needed that. In context i consider it a dark comedy masterpiece that would fit on Adult Swim. Bravo! X
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Great video!
Fantastic video! Well done everyone and NIHR!
Amazing Department staffed by wonderful, dedicated person centred caring people.
Is there a video of her presentation of the trial data she says her presentation is about?
You Professor Tabrizi, along with your worldwide colleagues, are well I don't know the words to use. This disease has devastated my family. Took my grandfather, mother, sister, my father of a broken heart and left me here alone. I do not know my fate but even though I love children, have chosen to have none. I pray for you and swift successful trials!
you're not alone. My mom is the oldest of 9 kids. I'm the youngest of 7 kids. My mom is in the grips of this disease and now, with so many people of different ages in between I can see it affecting so many.