Southampton researchers have compared two types of defibrillator and identified the best at resetting the heart’s natural rhythm in...

Asian women with a lower vitamin B12 status have been found to be more at risk of gestational diabetes, raising the possibility that...

A new study aims to improve heart attack test accuracy, by analysing routine blood tests from 20,000 patients at University Hospital...

10 years on from the first Xtreme Everest expedition, Southampton’s Prof Mike Grocott and colleagues from University College London and...

A pregnancy health programme for obese mothers has seen the body fat of their babies at 6 months, indicating with potential benefits for...

New research by NIHR Southampton Respiratory Biomedical Research Unit has discovered that asthmatics have a weaker immune system,...

Eating too much fructose - a common type of sugar - puts children at greater risk of fatty liver disease, shows new research from the...

Sleep problems are a common side effect of many cancer treatments. Now our critical care research team has shown that a six week exercise...

Babies whose mothers felt stressed before they fell pregnant had a higher risk of eczema at age 12 months, new research has shown. Led by...

New research from our NIHR Biomedical Research Centre has shown that babies with eczema are at greater risk of developing tooth decay as...

Researchers at the NIHR Respiratory Biomedical Research Unit have developed a new 3D system to study human infection in the laboratory....

Boosting children’s development by providing better support for families has been proposed by team of researchers, including Professor...

Babies with a rash or wheezing when they are less than 18 months old are more likely to develop allergies later in life, according to our...

On the 18 January 2017 the research leads of Southampton’s new NIHR Biomedical Research Centre came together with colleagues to discuss...

A Southampton team has been awarded the Team Research Award for research into nutrition in children with primary ciliary dyskinesia...