Birmingham Heroes Atrial fibrillation is the most common heart disturbance in the UK. Discover how we are are transforming how we understand and care for these patients.
More donor livers could be used for transplantation thanks to exciting new development A procedure assessed by NICE and used in research led by the University of Birmingham has been hailed as an “exciting development” in increasing the number of livers which can be safely used for transplantation.
Posted 23 March 2019 Levothyroxine treatment in women with thyroid antibodies may not increase live birth rate Treating women with thyroid antibodies but a normal thyroid function with a medicine called Levothyroxine does not make them more likely to deliver a live baby, new research led by the University of Birmingham suggests.
Posted 21 March 2019 Excess hormones could cause a condition that can lead to blindness in women, study finds Research led by the University of Birmingham has found that increased levels of hormones including testosterone could cause a brain condition that can lead to blindness in women.
Posted 13 March 2019 High quality evidence helps clinicians worldwide understand how to prevent infection after miscarriage surgery New international guidelines on how to provide treatment for women having miscarriage surgery are needed after a large-scale international trial led by the University of Birmingham.
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