International Clinical Trials Day
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COVID-19 trials and studies
UCL is running and participating in a number of trails related to the study of COVID-19. Learn more about current trials and how you can get involved.
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Prostate cancer guidelines changed to reflect UCL trial findings
UK medical guidelines have been changed to reflect findings that MRI scans and targeted biopsies are better at making a positive prostate cancer diagnosis.
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UCL CAR T-cell programme
The UCL CAR T-cell programme is the most comprehensive in Europe, encompassing a wide-range of studies actively recruiting patients with B and T-cell malignancies, myeloma, and neuroblastoma.
#BePartofResearch
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International Clinical Trials Day celebrates patients and members of the public getting involved in research - either by taking part in a trial or by working with researchers. UCLH has hundreds of research studies recruiting at any one time, with around 20,000 of patients taking part in clinical trials. A high number of patients report having a positive experience of research at UCLH.
Coronavirus: The Whole Story
The Whole Story' podcast series highlights UCL's interdisciplinary expertise on COVID-19, focusing on its management, mitigation, eventual halt, and preparing for a post-coronavirus world.