Institute of Inflammation and Ageing From basic science to clinical trials, we cover every aspect of research into inflammation, the role it plays in ageing and the response to trauma.
14/09/2019 Pioneering data research centres to enable cutting-edge research and innovation to benefit UK patients
Posted 14 September 2019 Pioneering data research centres to enable cutting-edge research and innovation to benefit UK patients The University of Birmingham will play a key role in new data hubs that will enable cutting-edge research for health discoveries and aim to give patients across the UK faster access to pioneering new treatments.
Posted 14 September 2019 Statins could protect older patients from severe pneumonia, study finds Statins could be used to treat older patients admitted to hospital with a severe type of pneumonia, researchers at the University of Birmingham have found.
Posted 23 August 2019 Inflammatory arthritis research centre receives continued funding A national centre researching inflammatory arthritis will receive continued funding of nearly £2 million over five years from Versus Arthritis, it has been announced.
Posted 02 August 2019 Cross-Institute Neuroscience and Ophthalmology team celebrates its women in science The Neuroscience and Ophthalmology team, led by Professor Ann Logan, is an exciting representation of women in science bringing together colleagues from the Institutes of Inflammation and Ageing and Clinical Sciences.
Posted 10 July 2019 Light touch to improve rheumatoid arthritis diagnosis A new way of detecting rheumatoid arthritis using infrared light could offer an objective way of diagnosing the disease and monitoring treatment effectiveness, a University of Birmingham study shows.
Posted 26 June 2019 University of Birmingham in €4 million project to train researchers to improve sight-saving treatments Treatment of diseases of the back of the eye such as age-related macular degeneration and diabetic eye disease is set to be improved with a €4 million EU-funded project in partnership with the University of Birmingham.