Research Charities That specialise in Medical research

THE RELIEF OF SICKNESS AND THE PRESERVATION OF HEALTH AMONG SUFFERERS OF PULMONARY VENO-OCCLUSIVE DISEASE (PVOD) BY A) RAISING AWARENESS OF AND PROVIDING INFORMATION ON THE SYMPTOMS, DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF PVOD; B) FUNDING RESEARCH INTO ALL ASPECTS OF PVOD AND PUBLISHING THE USEFUL RESULTS.

Raising awareness of the condition.Support and education for those affected.Fundraising for medical equipment to help prevent and fight oesophageal cancer.Provide funds for Barrett's Oesophagus Campaign to maintain UK Barrett's Registry and aid research.Sipport the establishment and running of other patient support groups.

Training through discussion forums, seminars and workshops; infrastructure development, fundraising, action research.Health promotion through co-producing expert-led forums by clinical, medical, expert patients, naturopathic and psycho-therapeutic professionals with proven expertise in the management of fibroids in women of African heritage; advocating NHS changes to meet needs and experiences

The charity supports research into Hodgkins disease and other lymphomas. It also provides equipment for oncology units and cancer patients throughout the UK

Supports research within the areas of rheumatology and general medicine.

identify and promote best practice amongst sporting and medical professionals facilitate pure and applied research and the dissemination of results facilitate the acquisition of knowledge and skills amongst professionals develop a patient fund to enable certain patients to benefit from our network of highly skilled professionals

Promote medical education and research within Princess Alexandra NHS Trust

The funding of medical research related to the survivorship of head and neck cancer. Aim is to publish he results of this in peer reviewed journals.Lyons et al. (Int J Radiat Oncol Biol Phys. 2012 Mar 15;82(4):1479-84). Presently the charity is helping to fund a multicentre trial into the influence of genotype on swallowing problems after radiotherapy to the head and neck.

We strive to provide support, advice and information to any person with NPS and also to work alongside the medical profession by providing documented evidence, genetic explanations and up-to-date research studies that may be taking place.

To establish a medical centre which will provide for the needs for continuing education of and research and study by all members of the medical dental and allied professions practising within the area or in connection with the Epsom Hospital Group

To relieve sickness and promote good health by funding cancer researchTo reduce cancer incidence by improving education, awareness and understanding To fund research into medical treatments, alternative medicines, holistic treatments and research at independent lab's and bio-tech companiesTo help with the COVID-19 crisis To work with other charitable institutions

Initially set up 30years ago in response to the death of my daughter from Sandhoff's disease we set out to try to help research efforts into this condition. Such is its rarity none is active at present to our knowledge.

TO PRESERVE AND PROTECT THE GOOD HEALTH FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT OF PEOPLE WITH CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE OR OTHER RELATED CONDITIONS, BY SUCH MEANS AS THE TRUSTEES DEEM APPROPRIATE, IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY BY SUPPORTING RESEARCH INTO TREATMENT.

Promoting Complementary Medicine and its Research

We collect information from the public about adverse drug reactions (ADRs)Provide information from medical and academic sources and write articles.We share information from reliable sources on research and patient experiences using social media.Update web site https://www.april.org.uk blog posts Twitter feed and Linked In

The Charity makes grants for the purchase of medical equipment.

Support of Medical Education in Microbiology, and research which contributes to Medical Education in Microbiology.

TO ATTACK AND DEFEAT THE DISEASE OF CANCER IN ALL FORMS TO INVESTIGATE ITS CAUSES, DISTRIBUTION, SYMPTOMS, PATHOLOGY, TREATMENT AND TO PROMOTE ITS CURE.

Income of the charities fund is applied at the sole discretion of the Trustees to further medical research and the further education of medical practitioners

FRAME researches, develops and promotes practical alternative techniques that can be used to replace live animals in biomedical research. FRAME advocates the Three Rs approach: REDUCE the number of animals used, REFINE procedures to minimise animal suffering and REPLACE animals by eliminating the need to use them through the validation of alternative techniques.

To establish and maintain research facilities, scholarships and studentships in the science of herbal medicine and medical herbal research and to support related research programmes.

The promotion and encouragement of medical and scientific research and learning for the benefit of the public and, in particular, in fields which may lead to the elimination of the use of animals in research.

Supports clinical research projects into the early diagnosis and prevention of heart disease and stroke through the use of non-invasive techniques

Awards fellowships for clinical oncology research.

Patient support group with focus on improving awareness of scleroderma, facilitating contact between scleroderma sufferers and funding medical and scientific research into scleroderma.