Last night saw a collection of the UK’s great and the good in clinical pharmacology

Welcome to the first issue of the MID‐Frail newsletter

Investigator sites are very important to clinical studies because they make sure that new drugs are safe and work well.

Our publication on sarcoidosis, a multisystem inflammatory disease

Deep Breath is the official newsletter of the UKs Refactory Asthma

Metathesiophobia: from Preclinical to Clinical Development

Writing your PhD thesis can be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity

Ask anyone and they will tell you that they don’t think they are as old as they are.

The scientific literature comprises scholarly publications that report original

The US Army has a new secret weapon – napping.

The EUropean Federation for Exploratory MEdicines Development (EUFEMED

Unfortunately, health does not generally improve with age.

We wanted to tell you about our latest Insider’s Insight - Ta dah

RASP-UK underwent its third progress review by the MRC on 19 May.

Halloween is upon us again.

It was encouraging to see so many partners at the 2017 General Assembly meeting last December

By their very nature, experts don't find humour funny. We take things way too literally.

The UK's world-class human challenge study gives us new information about SARS-CoV-2 cases that were mild in 36 healthy.

We have long been confounded by that indescribable phenomenon known as love.

Have you seen our latest Insider's Insight on Case Reports? Once a staple of medical journals,

The progression of atherosclerosis, which is responsible for coronary heart disease

The comparison of the DPP4 (dipeptidyl peptidase 4) SARS-CoV-2

I love this time of year because I love fireworks. Did a love of fireworks spark a lifelong interest in science? When I.

Read the latest newsletter from both our MID-Frail

The sudden imposition of remote working in response to the 2020 COVID-19

Many scientists believe that we have reached the end of the life-expectancy revolution

Our publication on the potential benefits of bariatric surgery

Epidemiological data suggest that at two in five of us will experience

I've been studying medicine for 40 years, and it's beginning to look like something out of science fiction

We are looking over the precipice that is a revolution

In the past, Halloween has meant the end of the crop and the start of the dark, cold winter.

In 1786, estimates placed our average life expectancy at just 24 years.

Heinz Siegfried Wolff, scientist and broadcaster, born 29 April 1928

ur publication on new therapies to reduce low-density

There is something about primeval about the part of human

MID‐Frail News returns with this Special Issue to report on the project development

When I was younger, the opening lines of the Beatle’s seminal ‘Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band’ resonated.

Perhaps one of the greatest challenges we have faced over the last 25 years

Today my son has taken his GCSE exam in Critical Thinking.

Having worked in early-stage clinical pharmacology for over 30 years

Paraskevidekatriaphobia is a phobia of Friday the 13th. Yes, they actually gave it a name.

Every year, a huge amount of scientific data is released. It's out there, but how do you find it?

You may think that 'writing the abstract' simply  involves summarising

Investigator-Initiated Clinical Trials (IITs) are clinical studies led by academic researchers or clinicians

Frights create a happy Halloween by providing the thrill of fear in a controlled and safe environment, turning what.

We are looking over the precipice that is a revolution in lifespan modification.

If you have been involved in the pharmaceutical industry for any length

Our publication on the use of cardiovascular medication in women and continence

Many of the increasing number of elderly in our population

It is possible to use electrodes to record brain

ive years ago I was lucky enough to be involved in a project that resulted in publications

Welcome to the latest edition of the Frailomic Initiative Newsletter.

The first publication to come out of our UK Refractory Asthma

Do you know what Good Laboratory Practice stands for? In nonclinical animal studies

They say that as one door closes another one opens.

I have never been great at conferences. People don’t believe me but I am painfully shy and far too worried about what.

Buying Christmas presents for people can be difficult

Welcome to the Frailomic Newsletter Update for 2016.

Yes, it’s Star Wars Day again! The Star Wars films base their wow-factor on their adoption of science

Phenotype-specific omic expression patterns in people with frailty could provid

Research into the remarkable regenerative powers of the flatworm Macrostomum lignano a

Congratulations class of 2024. That was all I needed to hear when I stood in your shoes almost 40 years ago. 40 years

There have been hundreds of thousands of deaths from COVID-19

Our publication on effectiveness of a multimodal intervention

It can feel like a career in science is about sacrifice.

People working in the sciences aren’t generally perceived as being outgoing.

Attend any research meeting, conference or clinical congress

According to many observers we are standing on the precipice

Today we had our manuscript on the pre-protein convertase subtilisin kexin (PCSK)-9

Because new biologic treatments for asthma can be expensive and cause side effects,

The festive season is upon us again.

Clinical consensus statements are agreed opinions formulated by a group of experts

Whether it’s a festival, concert or celebratory party, music unites people and pervades

Frailty has a dramatic impact on the quality of life of many elderly people

Music has a remarkable ability to bring people together and permeate

The festive season is a time for the giving and receiving of gifts.

I believed that the central purpose of journalism is to provide the general population