Research Charities That specialise in Medical research

The primary object of the charity is to encourage assist and extend the academic and research activities of all members of the medical, dental and allied professions practising within the area administered by Whipps Cross University Hospital.

The charity helps save lives by supporting the ongoing research into breast cancer, and contributing to the further understanding of the disease prevention, diagnosis and treatment by supporting ground-breaking research programmes.

TO PROMOTE THE WELFARE OF PATIENTS OF GUY'S AND ST THOMAS' HOSPITAL, AND THEIR SATELLITE UNITS AND THE EVELINA LONDON CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM KIDNEY DISEASE OR KIDNEY FAILURE AND TO SUPPORT RESEARCH AT GUY'S AND ST THOMAS' HOSPITAL.

The activities of the Society are to advance the science of human genetics by promoting study and research into human genetics as it relates to health and disease. Promoting Public Awareness. Supporting, guiding and informing the professions contributing to applications of genetics in the health care systems of the United Kingdom.

To carry out or support or assist medical research in all its aspects. These may include:-Medical research in all disciplines. Research directed to better functioning of nursing or ancillary services provided by a hospital.Research into the better functioning of a hospital as an institutionResearch into pure scienceResearch into methods of education of students

Giving hands-on practical, financial and emotional support to families and carers, supporting children with a life threatening diagnosis. Inspiring the next generation of medical students to advance research into rare diseases and condition to raise awareness and improve treatments and care. Addressing the inequalities in charitable support available to children with a life-threatening diagnosis.

A Roman Catholic academic institute that engages with the moral questions arising in clinical practice and biomedical research. The Centre engages in scholarly dialogue. It contributes to public policy debates and to debates and consultations within the Church. It runs educational programmes for, and gives advice to, Catholics and other interested healthcare professionals & biomedical scientists.

The Lymphoma Research Trust supports research into the treatment of lymphoma. It makes grants to medical researchers at the Lymphoma Trials Office who organise clinical trials to see which treatments are most effective.

Supporting scientific research into rheumatological conditions, taking various forms including laboratory-based investigation of the basic mechanisms underlying diseases of the musculoskeletal system, clinical research to investigate the features and natural history of these disorders, and to improve their management and therapy, mainly in the context of randomised clinical trials.

- Advocating to improve access to high quality radiotherapy treatment across the UK.- Developing patient information packages - Supporting skills and knowledge development of radiotherapy workforce

Little Lounge exists to;1) help children and young people through recreational and leisure time activities and by providing support and activities which develop their skills, capacities and capabilities.2) benefit inhabitants of Cilfynydd (RCT) and the surrounding area.

Provides a multidisciplinary inclusive forum for the dissemination of research findings and best clinical practice Facilitates crossdisciplinary discussion of clinical and academic issues across the related fields of psychiatry, neurology and neuropsychologyRuns scientific meetings and educational coursesPromotes the public understanding of neuropsychiatry within the UK and internationally.

We aim to achieve earlier diagnosis and better treatment for people with antiphospholipid syndrome (APS).We support anyone affected by APS; provide education and awareness within the medical profession; raise awareness of APS in the general public and raise funds to provide support, education and research.

The furtherance of the science of Audiology and clinical practice via the study of hearing, balance, clinical practice, allied sciences, publication of the findings. Enhancement of audiological practice by education, training, recommendation of clinical procedures, specification of training requirements. Publication of literature. Liaison with organisations, having similar aims.

To advance education for the public benefit in biomedical engineering, medical engineering, and bioengineering, in particular but not exclusively by:(a) organising and holding scientific meetings and conferences; and(b) promoting the study and practice of biomedical engineering, medical engineering and bioengineering

- the provision of neuroscience services- the provision and promotion of research into all aspects of neuroscientific medicine, health care and rehabilitation- the promotion of education and learning relating to the causes, prevention and treatment of illnesses, injuries and diseases, particularly neurological and related disorders

Relief and treatment of persons suffering from diabetes and any other disease which is co-existent with or related to diabetes.Promotion of public education and research into the nature, causes, prevention and treatment of diabetes.Promoting the health and welfare of persons suffering from diabetes.Promoting education in the nature, causes, prevention and treatment of diabetes.

Blond McIndoe Research Foundation is a medical research charity that is devoted to supporting leading edge research into wound healing and soft tissue reconstruction. The Foundation seeks to play an essential role in translating practical research into results that advance patient care. We work in partnership with The Royal College of Surgeons of England.

Monitor research into the effectiveness of medical experiments on animals, provide information and educate the public as to the results of such research through public talks, scientific conferences and reports and by producing an educational film, which is available on our website. Communicate with industry and regulators about how to implement a much greater human focus in medicines research.

1. THE RELIEF OF PERSONS SUFFERING INJURY OR ILLNESS BY THE PROVISION OF IMMEDIATE MEDICAL CARE. 2. TO ADVANCE THE STUDY OF IMMEDIATE MEDICAL CARE BY THE PROVISION OF TRAINING AND RESEARCH.

To address health inequalities for women living in Wales; by providing advocacy, support, guidance, advice and a range of resources. We aim to empower, inform, educate and raise awareness, whilst conducting and publishing relevant research. We work with NHS Wales, health boards and clinical institutions to input into strategy development.

The objects of the York Medical Society are the advancement and diffusion of medical knowledge amongst the medical profession and the general public and the encouragement of the publication of original contributions to the study of medical science and to make donations to charitable and other worthy causes and provide medical student bursaries at the Directors' discretion.

Advancement of public education and knowledge in science and technology through teaching and research, particularly advancement of public education and the increase of public knowledge in tribology. Also, advancement of medical education and research and the relief of suffering, resulting from both physical and mental illness and its effects.

The charity's objects are restricted specifically to the following: To promote, encourage and advance a) the study of spinal disorders with particular attention to the surgical treatment of spinal disease and disorders.b) the professional development of professionals dealing with the surgical and non-surgical treatment of spinal disorders.c) the education of the public about spinal conditions.

To provide patients with MS who are not suitable for current therapies, access to pharmaceutical-sponsored clinical trials. Furthermore, to use generated income by undertaking pharmaceutical clinical trials to devise & administer research-led clinical trials thereby providing greater access to potential treatments to more MS patients.