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Welcome to the place that transforms research in the NHS
People’s health also matters to the economy: 131 million working days were lost to sickness in 2013. World-class research doesn’t only make us healthier, it attracts international investment and skilled jobs.
Welcome to the place that transforms research in the NHS
All of us, whether we use, work in, manage or make policy for NHS or public health, have a chance to make a difference with NIHR. We really have got something for everyone.
Welcome to the place that transforms research in the NHS
We are a unique organisation – the world’s most integrated health research system, spending the equivalent of 1% of the NHS budget on research and networks to improve the health and wealth of the nation through research.
Welcome to the place that transforms research in the NHS
The NIHR has made clinical research a key part of the NHS, setting high standards by providing comprehensive infrastructure, training and support where you need it.
Maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health
Every young child deserves to thrive
An estimated 43 percent—249 million—of children under five in low-and middle-income countries are at an elevated risk of poor development due to extreme poverty and stunting.
The Issues With U.S. Kids and Healthcare
Currently, twenty-nine countries are considered to be the richest in the world. The US is near the bottom at number 26. Unfortunately, the care of children is also at the bottom among these developed countries.
Breast Cancer UK works to reduce breast cancer rates by tackling the environmental and chemical causes of the disease
Our lifestyles and our environment are potential contributors to disease. Diet, lack of exercise and exposure to environmental pollutants, including endocrine (hormone) disrupting chemicals (EDCs) present in many everyday products, may increase the risk of hormone related diseases such as breast cancer.
Breast Cancer UK works to reduce breast cancer rates by tackling the environmental and chemical causes of the disease
Our lifestyles and our environment are potential contributors to disease. Diet, lack of exercise and exposure to environmental pollutants, including endocrine (hormone) disrupting chemicals (EDCs) present in many everyday products, may increase the risk of hormone related diseases such as breast cancer.
Breast Cancer UK works to reduce breast cancer rates by tackling the environmental and chemical causes of the disease
Our lifestyles and our environment are potential contributors to disease. Diet, lack of exercise and exposure to environmental pollutants, including endocrine (hormone) disrupting chemicals (EDCs) present in many everyday products, may increase the risk of hormone related diseases such as breast cancer.
Breast Cancer UK works to reduce breast cancer rates by tackling the environmental and chemical causes of the disease
Our lifestyles and our environment are potential contributors to disease. Diet, lack of exercise and exposure to environmental pollutants, including endocrine (hormone) disrupting chemicals (EDCs) present in many everyday products, may increase the risk of hormone related diseases such as breast cancer.
