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13 Sep 2021: By studying early signs of the disease and developing preventative treatments for people at risk a real difference could be made to the prevalence of the disease and the suffering caused

13 Sep 2021: Why is it important to undertake this work? In 2018, over 17 million new cases of cancer were diagnosed worldwide, while 9.6 million people died from the disease.

13 Sep 2021: Many people suffering from chronic pain are poorly treated by current medications, either due to a lack of efficacy (the drugs do not work), or due to intolerable side effects.

13 Sep 2021: This will allow people to learn about novel aspects of regenerative medicine and early cancer, and will provide the opportunity for a productive exchange of ideas between patients and scientists.

13 Sep 2021: Why is it important to undertake this work? Currently around 1 in 2 people will develop cancer in their lifetime. ... In the shorter-term this will involve making new discoveries on the types and behaviour of common gut bacteria found in people and how

13 Sep 2021: tumours). How are these learning outcomes important to the people on the course?

18 Jun 2021: Importantly, CH becomes increasingly common with age and is detected in more than 30% of people aged 70 years and older.

20 Aug 2021: This will help prevent people from getting kidney failure and make kidney transplants last longer, with important benefits; dialysis accounts for 2% of total NHS spending and transplantation restores patient independence

19 Aug 2021: Therefore, by testing different vaccines in mice with human immune systems we can identify better vaccines that are much more likely to work in people. ... Vaccine candidates that offer improved protection against malaria. A second generation Covid 19

19 Aug 2021: In January 2020, there were 6183 people in the UK currently waiting for an organ transplant, an increase in more than 1% on the previous year.