Research at Barts Health
New bladder cancer treatment cuts risk of recurrence by almost half
The new treatment, trialled at Barts Health, could help patients live longer and reduce the chances of their disease returning.
Minister visits to mark progress on faster clinical trial delivery
James Frith MP, minister for health innovation, visited St Bartholomew’s Hospital on Wednesday 21 October to see how we are delivering clinical trials faster for patients.
Building a career in research as an allied health professional
Barts Health colleagues describe their journeys to becoming clinical academics, the challenges they’ve faced and what it has meant for their work with patients.
First patient worldwide recruited to next stage of trial for bleeding disorder
The team at Royal London’s Haemophilia Centre has recruited the first patient in the world to the next stage of a clinical trial for Von Willebrand disease, the most common inherited bleeding disorder.
New hope for breast cancer patients as drug receives NHS approval in England
Thousands of patients living with an incurable form of breast cancer will now be able to get a life-extending treatment on the NHS in England, following clinical trials carried out at Barts Health.