Professor Bennett chats with Dr Tom Palser outlining the current results of the ADVANCE Study, evaluating findings for data eight years post-injury, and its ambitious follow-up plan extending to 14–20 years.
LGBTQ+ in STEM: Why 'Difference' is Our Biggest Asset in Military Medical Research A Thought for International LGBTQ+ People in STEM Day 2025 Hello, I'm Jess, your study communication manager,…
What if we could look closer at how our experiences affect the very core of your health? Read about our presentation at the British Society for Research on Ageing (BSRA) 74th Conference 2025.
New research from the King’s Centre for Military Health Research (KCMHR) at King’s College London using data sourced from the ADVANCE Study has found that UK Armed Forces personnel who…
We are pleased to report that the Pain Research Group at Imperial College has been awarded the British Journal of Anaesthesia and Royal College of Anaesthetists Project Grant to continue…
