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Dr Jackie McRae, Associate Professor and Director of Research in the Centre for Allied Health, has received recognition from several organisations for her work in spinal cord injury and Covid-19.
12 January 2022
What happens when your Biomedical Science coursework reveals inconsistent findings, leading to an international research controversy.
26 October 2021
James Hibbert graduated from St George’s in Paramedic Science this year and has been working as Emergency Ambulance Crew for the London Ambulance Service since April.
05 July 2021
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The Vaccine Institute at St George's is leading on a Covid-19 vaccine study that will determine the most effective vaccines and gap between doses for pregnant women.
25 November 2021
A 17-year-old critically ill Covid-19 patient was one of the first in the UK to receive a ground-breaking antibody treatment, following work by St George’s, University of London researchers.
28 September 2021
A new clinical trial begins at St George’s to determine whether a third dose of a Covid-19 vaccine will improve the immune response for immunosuppressed patients.
21 September 2021
Researchers at St George’s are to begin running the latest University of Oxford-led Com-COV study, looking into different Covid-19 vaccination schedules for young people aged 12 to 16.
17 September 2021
Alumnus and Government Chief Scientific Adviser, Professor Sir Patrick Vallance, has been made a knight commander of the Order of the Bath in this year’s New Year Honours.
13 January 2022
Masood spoke to us about his experience as an F3 doctor during the pandemic, and how the experience has helped him develop key skills for his future career.
Medicine alumnus Dr Timothy Ho awarded MBE in 2021 New Year Honours list
Rozina talks about delivering care packages to NHS staff on the frontline.
Dr Hamed Khan answers some public questions on the BBC.
Dr Elisabetta Groppelli appears on Channel 4’s science debate "Can Science Beat The Virus?"
Hear from our experts on the latest efforts to curb the coronavirus pandemic and why there’s hope that research will help us to beat this disease.
Rachel Harris, discusses her volunteering experience with the NHS.
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