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The aim of this project is to find out if offering testing for the bacteria Group B Streptococcus to all pregnant women, will reduce the occurrence of early-onset infection (sepsis) in newborn babies, when compared to the cu…
This study aims to find out if air filters can reduce winter respiratory infections (including COVID-19) in care home residents.
PROTECT-V is testing a number of medications to see if they help protect against COVID-19 infection.
The UK Renal Registry (UKRR) collects information from kidney centres and hospital laboratories to improve the care of patients with kidney disease in the UK. Every year we produce a report that helps the government, doctors…
The INTERVAL, COMPARE and STRIDES BioResource studies (collectively known as the Blood Donors Studies) are multi-purpose, multi-stage research projects involving blood donors recruited in England.
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