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Monday 1st July 2019

International gene 'silencing' trial gives hope for Huntington's disease patients

Description: Neurology specialists in Southampton are taking part in a potentially ground-breaking study to slow the progression of Huntington's disease by 'silencing' the faulty gene which causes the serious brain disorder.
Date: Monday 1 July 2019

Description: Clinicians in Southampton are trialling a new treatment which involves giving trauma patients an enhanced blood transfusion to help improve their chances of survival.
Date: Monday 1 July 2019

Friday 28th June 2019

Description: Southampton research has shown that certain patterns on brain scans could be used to help diagnose dementia earlier and support caregivers.
Date: Friday 28 June 2019

Tuesday 25th June 2019

Description: Southampton's university-hospital partnership has won £2.8 million funding for cutting-edge research laboratories to tackle antibiotic resistant infections at the point of care.
Date: Tuesday 25 June 2019

Wednesday 19th June 2019

Description: Southampton researchers are trialling a pioneering gene therapy that could lead to a cure for patients with a rare bleeding disorder.
Date: Wednesday 19 June 2019

Friday 14th June 2019

Description: A Southampton-led study is gathering the views of those with neurological conditions across Wessex to better identify and meet different care needs, and inform research into better care services.
Date: Friday 14 June 2019

Description: A leader in anaesthetics and critical care research, Southampton's Professor Grocott has been elected as a new vice-president by the council of the Royal College of Anaesthetists.
Date: Friday 14 June 2019

Monday 3rd June 2019

Description: A woman in the UK is now pain-free for the first time in almost 40 years following a world-first nerve stimulation procedure.
Date: Monday 3 June 2019

Wednesday 29th May 2019

Description: Neurology specialists in Southampton are taking part in a pioneering study involving the use of a statin, that is normally used to lower cholesterol, to see if it can treat progressive multiple sclerosis.
Date: Wednesday 29 May 2019

Friday 24th May 2019

Description: Oxygen is vital to life, but too much is toxic. This is especially true for patients under general anaesthetic, yet there remains a lack of reliable evidence on how much is too much. Now Southampton researchers Dr Alex Oldman and Dr Andrew Cumpstey are working to give anaesthetists the answers they need.
Date: Friday 24 May 2019

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