Health and Care Research Wales

Health and Care Research Wales has been a member of Linktree for 5 years and joined in April 2021. The social media accounts linked to from Health and Care Research Wales are: • Facebook • YouTube • LinkedIn • Email • X Besides social media accounts, ResearchWales has populated their site with: • Welsh study reveals the complex link between care experience and educational outcomes • Immunotherapy study could lead to an “off-the-shelf” cancer vaccine | Health Care Research Wales • World Diabetes Day: Welsh study could help prevent avoidable sight loss from diabetes • Trial finds daily aspirin dose cuts bowel cancer risk for people with Lynch syndrome | Health Care Research Wales • World Cystic Fibrosis Day: Study links data to better understand health implications for Cystic Fibrosis carriers | Health Care Research Wales • Study aims to make schizophrenia medication safer for patients • Sign-up to our bulletin • Visit our website • #VaccinesWork • Red4Research 2026 • Research at the heart of care home • Hywel Dda University Health Board among top UK recruiters to groundbreaking dementia research study | Health Care Research Wales • Meet the COVID-19 vaccine volunteers • Take part in the PRINCIPLE Trial • Parkinson’s patients trial wearable technology to help them step out with confidences • The Scar Free Foundation and Health and Care Research Wales launch world-leading 3-year programme of facial reconstruction research at Swansea University • “I wear my pump with pride”: Diabetes technology hopes to improve quality of life for people with cystic fibrosis-related diabetes | Health Care Research Wales • Want to take part in research? • Health and Care Research Wales website • Sign-up to our newsletter • Improving access to dentists, eye care and pharmacies for families in Wales | Health Care Research Wales • #GiftOfResearch • Major investment in groundbreaking programme to speed up cancer diagnosis in Wales | Health Care Research Wales • Tabitha's Story - International Day of Women and Girls in Science • Research challenges gaps in mental health support • Where would we be without research? Campaign stories • Wales leads pioneering gene therapy trial shown to slow progression of Huntington’s disease | Health Care Research Wales • “We refused to think nothing could be done”, mum of son affected by rare disease highlights the importance of ongoing research • Young voices at the heart of mental health • Meet Wendy - your research nurse • Bacterial sepsis research could save lives and cut NHS costs • Research offering a promising future for people with inflammation-driven diseases • How where you live can affect how you age • Grandfather-of-five takes part in UK’s largest surgical trial for prostate cancer • Strategic action plan to boost research by nurses, midwives and allied health professions in Wales • Major international clinical trial finds ‘significant’ impact of semaglutide on people with type 2 diabetes • Public involvement in fast paced research • Carer’s education programme helps to “bridge the gap” of life after stroke • Study leads to new testing guidelines for adults with diabetes in Wales • Dr Thomas Purchase on helping parents be heard • Europe-wide frontotemporal dementia trial • First patient in Wales receives life-prolonging drug treatment for terminal breast cancer • Welsh study to improve post-stroke care and awareness • How research is improving lives for those with coeliac disease • BBC Radio Wales - Science Cafe, Cancer Research in Wales • Empowered by research: Sophie becomes the first person with cystic fibrosis to row the Atlantic • From current affairs to research – volunteering for a Research Ethics Committee • A foundation for stronger research • Quitting smoking and mental health • £3 million for cardiovascular disease research • New Women's Health Research Wales centre • International Day of Women and Girls in Science 2025 • “Taking control and living life to the fullest” – the TIPTOE study • Don’t just chuck them in the bin – Dr Heidi Seage • Virtual Reality study to support people living with anxiety