National Institute for Health and Care Research

Professor Matt Seymour, the National Institute for Health Research’s (NIHR) Cancer lead, responding to Bowel Cancer UK’s latest report ‘Finding the key to the cures: a plan to end bowel cancer by 2050’ on the BBC Radio Cumbria Breakfast Show.

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Interview with Professor Liam Smeeth from London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, about the Statin WISE trial and why an N-of-1 trial design will provide a statistical powerful trial without the need to recruit thousands of patients.

Interview with Professor Liam Smeeth from London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, about the Statin WISE trial and why an N-of-1 trial design will provide a statistical powerful trial without the need to recruit thousands of patients.

Interview with Professor Liam Smeeth from London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, about the Statin WISE trial and why an N-of-1 trial design will provide a statistical powerful trial without the need to recruit thousands of patients.

Interview with Professor Liam Smeeth from London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, about the Statin WISE trial and why an N-of-1 trial design will provide a statistical powerful trial without the need to recruit thousands of patients.

Director of the NIHR Dissemination Centre Peter Davidson talks about the OCTET trial, why the study was needed, what it did and what we can understand from the findings.

Ashley Fulwoood of patient charity OCD Action talks about his experience of working with people with OCD. He also discusses his views on recovery and shares his personal experience of living with and tackling the condtion.

NIHR researcher Professor Karina Lovell describes what OCD is, it's symptoms and current treatment options

Dan Wellings, Head of Insight and Feedback at NHS England, talks about how data from the GP patient survey is disseminated and put to use.

Dan Wellings, Head of Insight and Feedback at NHS England, talks about how data from the GP Patient Survey is analysed and the robustness of the results.