Research Charities That specialise in Medical research

The CIO will achieve its aims by collaborating with relevant stakeholders including medical professionals,those affected by poor mental health and those with an interest in improving mental health. It willundertake or commission research and surveys to identify areas of need and best fit solutions for thoseaffected by poor mental health and based on the result of the research/survey results,

TO PROMOTE AND PROTECT THE PHYSICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH OF SUFFERERS OF UVEITIS THROUGH THE PROVISION OF SUPPORT, EDUCATION AND PRACTICAL ADVICETO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL AND IN PARTICULAR AMONGST MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS ON THE SUBJECT OF UVEITIS AND TO PROMOTE RESEARCH FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT IN ALL ASPECTS OF UVEITIS AND TO PUBLISH THE USEFUL RESULTS THEREOF

Research and clinical trials into abdominal cancer.

To preserve and protect the health of children and adults suffering from Krabbe Disease in the United Kingdom, in particular but not exclusively by supporting and funding researchTo preserve and protect the health of the families caring for children and adults suffering from Krabbe Disease in the United KingdomTo support bereaved families who have lost family members to Krabbe Disease.

Research development and education in medicine. We are helping fund analysis of data which will help towards better understanding of hypothyroidism.

Currently;Studies into genetic factors influencing brain tumour risk and prostate cancer undertaken by The Institute of Cancer Research.Studies or Grants given for research and training into Adult Congenital Heart Disease.

To maintain and develop a museum dedicated to the history of medicine in Bath and the surrounding area, particularly the history of water treatments. To engage the public and enable access to museum displays and exhibitions. To continue to promote research into relevant topics relating to the history of medicine.

To provide and maintain medical equipment and services and to undertake research directly or indirectly essential to support the life of babies in distress at birth for the public benefit including the education, training and support services for staff and patients and others in all matters relating to the health of mothers and babies insofar as they are legally charitable

GRANTS TO RECOGNISED RESEARCH UNITS IN HOSPITALS AND UNIVERSITES IN THE UK STUDYING THE CAUSATION, SPREAD AND EFFECTS OF BREAST CANCER IN THE LABORATORY AND IN CLINICAL PRACTICE

DEMHT cares for a collection of old historic medical equipment, books, photographs and ephemera in Exeter. We give exhibitions, talks, handling sessions to the public around Exeter and Devon. We provide training and other volunteer/internship opportunities in curating and research into the history of medicine and managing a museum collection.

Enabled lecturers to attend conferences on oncology to broaden clinical knowledge, participation in and contribution to various oncology research meetings, conferences and publications.Setting up a myeloma database.

1) To advance the education of the public by promoting research, particular in the field of medicine. 2) To promote or assist in the provision of medical services or equipment for the benefit of the public. 3) To assist or promote charitable organisations.

THE ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION OF PERSONS UNDER THE AGE OF 25 STUDYING MEDICINE AT A RECOGNIZED TEACHING HOSPITAL OR SIMILAR INSTITUTION SITUATED IN THE UNITED KINGDOM

The primary objectives of the College are to advance veterinary clinical pathology, promote a high standard of veterinary clinical pathology and veterinary clinical pathologists practising in Europe, and to promote research in the area of veterinary clinical pathology in Europe.

Supporting registered charities whose aims and objects conform with those of the Trust, including those which treat or research the causes of physical or mental illness, disease and disability, or provide care and welfare to those who suffer from them. Additionally, charities involved with the care and support of the homeless and foodbanks.

The study and investigation of brain and nervous function in relation to normal and abnormal behaviour and disease and the treatment, alleviation and prevention of neurological, psychiatric and psychological diseases, ailments, disorders, complaints and defects.

The objects of the charity are the advancement for the public benefit of medical knowledge, training and care in all its branches and in particular the development of good practices in the assessment and testing of treatments and the conduct of clinical trials generally and the promotion of high standards of health care by practitioners.

SOWRA aims to advance the standards and raise awareness of regional anaesthesia and pain management amongst the general public and medical profession. SOWRA provides a forum for networking for health professionals, provides training and educational activities and supports clinical and basic science research in the field of regional anaesthesia and pain management through research grants.

Donations to support education, research into the fields of Science, Horology, Music, Literature, Arts and Medicine.

The Edward Dee Fund raises awareness of meningitis and sepsis, and educates the public of signs and symptoms to be aware of; we support advancement of medical knowledge and research into meningitis and sepsis through donations to existing meningitis charitys' medical research programmes. We also look to provide funding for, and undertake, local community projects whilst also raising awareness.

1. The relief of sickness and the protection and preservation of the health of persons affected by Gorlin syndrome and any related condition, their families and carers2. The advancement of the education of the medical professional and the general public3. The promotion of research into the causes, effects, treatment and management of Gorlin syndrome and to disseminate any useful results

Supporting Polish medical students wishing to study at Edinburgh University.

We provide support, education, and advocacy for individuals and families affected by an insulinoma, a rare type of neuroendocrine tumour. Operating throughout the UK, we offer peer support groups, evidence-based resources, patient-friendly summaries of clinical guidelines, and promote research to improve care and awareness. Our work empowers patients and enhances treatment outcomes.

To advance public education through the conduct & promotion of research in those techniques and therapeutic systems which are commonly known as complementary medicine and to disseminate the results of such research for the benefit of the public. To promote research into all aspects of the protection & improvement of the health of the individual & the dissemination of the results of such research.

To advance and promote the care of children and young people requiring emergency medicine and treatment for the public benefit by: a) Promoting better paediatric medicine which will advance the care of children b) The promotion of study and research into paediatric emergency medicine and the publication of the useful results of such study and research