Research by Dr Michael Perkin has found that introducing egg and peanut early may prevent infants at high risk of developing food allergies from developing food allergies.
An interdisciplinary project to review leadership teaching for St George’s Undergraduate students
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We aim to bring together clinical and laboratory researchers to develop new diagnostic and therapeutic solutions while learning more about the mechanisms of human disease.
Infection and Immunity
By developing a better understanding of pathogen biology and human immune responses, we work to enhance diagnosis, prevention and treatment of infectious disease and conditions linked to immune system function.
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The Population Health Research Institute measures the burden of disease in communities, explores causes of ill-health and informs policies for prevention and to improve the delivery of health care.
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Our Institute of Medical and Biomedical Education is the focus of St George's undergraduate and postgraduate medical and biomedical programmes.
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Professor Nidhi Sofat is a clinician scientist and Professor of Rheumatology at St George’s.
The introduction of a Mental Health Nurses' Day is a step forward in helping people understand the crucial role these specialist nurses play in supporting service users.
Cell Biology and Genetics seminar series.
St George’s University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, working with St George’s, University of London, has recruited over 10,000 patients into clinical research trials this financial year – the first
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