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Massive congratulations to Dr Natalie Francis from the Manchester Adult Cystic Fibrosis Centre for publishing a Cochrane Review on 'Antifungal therapies for allergic bronchopulmonary aspergillosis in people with cystic fibrosis'.


The review identified the need for a well designed and adequately powered randomised controlled trial to assess the efficacy and possible adverse effects of antifungal therapies for ABPA in those with CF.



Well done Natalie!





 
 

Congratulations to Ramya Gokul, Chris Worth, Sam Ahmed, Reena Perchard and Sameera Auckburally for presenting their work at the European Society of Paediatric Endocrinology conference in Rome!


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Brain Research UK are inviting applications for PhD studentships from candidates intending to carry out research in one of our three priority research areas:

  • brain and spinal cord tumours

  • acquired brain and spinal cord injury

  • headache and facial pain

Research must be hypothesis-driven, must address large unmet need, and must demonstrate a clear pathway to clinical impact. There is specific funding for a studentship in Scotland, focused on glioblastoma. Applications fitting this remit will be considered for the Daphne Merrills Studentship, and will follow the same assessment process as all other applications. Applications must be submitted by midday on Thursday 10th November 2022.


Further details of the call and how to submit an application: https://www.brainresearchuk.org.uk/research/apply/phd-studentship



 
 

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Paediatric Research In Manchester, England (PRIME) was set up to connect paediatric trainees across the North West of England and support them in participating and initiating research for child health. 

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