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Ground-breaking research on routine frailty identification now freely available to support NHS modernisation efforts A new editorial published in the British Journal of General Practice is now available here, providing...
An innovative new approach to birth cohort studies has been published today in NIHR Open Research. The NIHR Applied Research Collaboration Yorkshire & Humber (YH ARC) Born and Bred in...
Over two days in June 2025, more than 270 professionals and academics from across the UK gathered in Leeds for a national conference on the expanding field of Hospital at...
Top researchers, including researchers from NIHR Applied Research Collaboration Yorkshire and Humber (YH ARC) have united with Team GB hockey player and sports inclusivity trailblazer Tess Howard MBE on a...
The NIHR has published its 2024/2025 annual report showcasing the profound impact of NIHR-funded and supported research over the past year, highlighting the numerous ways it has improved lives and...
A new, free, online support package aims to empower parents of young autistic children to look after their dental health – and reduce levels of tooth decay and surgery. Fredi...
Groundbreaking research project aims to improve outcomes for patients with hidden health conditions Yorkshire Ambulance Service NHS Trust has secured significant funding from the National Institute for Health and Care...
Dementia Action Week showcases £7.5 million research network as UK faces £42 billion annual care costs 19-25th May 2025 Throughout Dementia Action Week, run by Alzheimer’s Society, researchers from across...
The ‘Born and Bred In’ study, known as BaBi, has reached 60,000 participants across its 13 recruiting sites in England. BiB4All, the original name for the study in Bradford, is...
The first NIHR ARCseminar of the 2025 National ARC webinar series, focusing on “The power of creative arts to improve wellbeing and involvement in research of different communities,” had significant...
A flagship programme working in deprived communities in Bradford to get children aged five to 14 and their families physically active is delivering world-leading results. Researchers involved with the Born...
The internationally renowned Born in Bradford research programme has received a prestigious £4.5m Wellcome Discovery Award to fund an ambitious eight-year study aimed at addressing childhood health and wellbeing inequalities....
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