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Viral Hepatitis
Tackling the global burden of hepatitis
On World Hepatitis Day, Imperial experts push for urgent elimination of viral hepatitis.
Tackling the global burden of hepatitis
On World Hepatitis Day, Imperial experts push for urgent elimination of viral hepatitis.
Better food policies needed to combat obesity and overnutrition in South Asia
New research highlights an urgent need for more effective food policies to address rising levels of obesity in South Asia.
Empowering Digital Maternity Leaders: Leadership Forum and Celebratory Reception
The Education team hosted two Digital Health Leadership Events for Digital Maternity Leaders
Imperial team awarded £5m from BHF to support world-leading heart research
The British Heart Foundation has awarded funding to advance cardiovascular research and ‘digital twins’ technology.
Empowering Women's Health: Insights and Innovations from the REDESIGN Hackathon
Students and early-career professionals have joined forces to address women's health challenges and reimagine a more inclusive future healthcare.
Department of Chemistry Launches New Postgraduate Course
Nanomedicine and Nanodiagnostics (MRes) is launched to offer students insight into the latest cutting-edge developments in healthcare.
Chatham House report sets out recommendations for the next UK foreign secretary
The Imperial-supported report makes key commendations on foreign policy priorities for the next UK government.
Mental Health Awareness Week 13-17 May
Imperial is hosting various virtual and in-person activities for staff and students to help support our community.
Medical technology seed fund helps four startups on their way to success
A micro-seed fund set up by the MedTech SuperConnector at Imperial is providing vital investment for young medical technology companies.
Microscopic heart vessels imaged in super-resolution for first time at Imperial
A new imaging technique tested on patients could improve the evaluation of cardiac conditions and undiagnosed chest pain.