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Our leading research focuses on cardiovascular science and genomics
By developing a better understanding of pathogen biology and human immune responses, we work to enhance diagnosis, prevention and treatment of infectious disease and conditions linked to immune system function.
The Population Health Research Institute measures the burden of disease in communities, explores causes of ill-health and informs policies for prevention and to improve the delivery of health care.
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20 November 2024
The proportion of babies born with a congenital heart abnormality increased by 16 per cent after the first year of the pandemic, according to research at City St George’s.
15 November 2024
New NIHR-funded research has analysed the risk of infection among people with Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes by age, sex and ethnicity to inform better diabetes management.
14 November 2024
Dr Diana Beech will lead public policy institute focussed on translating interdisciplinary research into solutions for real-world challenges.
12 November 2024
Join us for the next Cell Biology and Genetics External seminar to be given by Dr Lorena Arancibia Carcamo.
25 November 2024
Professor Deborah Harding has been awarded an inaugural CAHPO Gold Award for Excellence by Professor Suzanne Rastrick OBE, Chief Allied Health Professions Officer for England
07 November 2024
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