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,…
13–19 November is Transgender Awareness Week, followed by Transgender Day of Remembrance on 20 November. For anyone who has ever pulled on a uniform, we know a thing or two…
ADVANCE's Professor Anthony Bull welcomed the Minister for Veterans and People, Louise Sandher-Jones MP, to the Centre for Injury Studies.
Back in August, you might have seen our posts on social media about a hugely important report from our ADVANCE-INVEST study. For those who missed it, the report takes a…
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…
Investigating Medical & Psychosocial Outcomes of UK Combat Casualties from the Afghanistan War Last month whilst talking at BAsem 2024, Professor Alex Bennett discussed the background of ADVANCE andemphasised the…
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…
The ADVANCE Study doesn't just look at Battlefield casualties. There is a whole range of additional smaller studies that will run alongside the main study. The one we will explain…
One of the great things about the ADVANCE Study participant visits is that we get to meet the people behind the names and the data that we are analysing. Without…
