Prestigious NIHR Research Professorship for Imperial child health expert
A leading expert in paediatric critical care has been awarded an NIHR Professorship to advance innovation and improve outcomes for children’s health.
Swipe Up or Switch Off? Students Join the Debate on Smartphone Use in Schools
Year 12 students explore smartphone use and mental health at the Mohn Centre and Place2Be event.
Mohn Centre Blog: Swipe Up or Switch Off at the W12 festival with Yusuf Ibrahim
At the heart the W12 Festival, the Mohn Centre brought research to life in unexpected ways - with a giant inflatable phone and community insights.
Combination inhaler reduces asthma attacks in children by almost half
Findings from a trial comparing the real-world effectiveness of asthma inhalers could reshape how children with asthma are treated.
Prince Harry announces $150,000 donation for Imperial blast injuries research
A $150,000 donation from The Duke of Sussex's Archewell Foundation was announced during a visit to Imperial’s Centre for Injury Studies.
Mohn Centre blog: Welcoming Yusuf Ibrahim
Yusuf Ibrahim reflects on his journey, aspirations, and explores how research and healthcare can better connect with communities.
Imperial research to help drive global plastics and health initiative
Dr Costas Velis will bring expertise on the escalating human health impacts of plastic pollution to landmark new global initiative.
No increased risk of childhood cancer near UK nuclear sites, study finds
Children living near nuclear power stations in the UK are not at increased risk of childhood cancers, according to a new analysis.
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Socioeconomic Disadvantage and Accelerated Ageing in Children
Aspiring researcher Georgi Radulov summarises some recent research from colleagues at the Mohn Centre.
Poor backgrounds can leave a lifelong accelerated ageing marker in children
Economic disadvantage leaves a biological imprint on children which could last throughout their lifetime, reducing their quality and length of life.
