Children’s Research Forum Autumn event, Wednesday 4th December, 12-1pm

We are pleased to announce our next Children’s Research Forum session: Wednesday 4th December, 12-1pm on Teams  Speaker: Dr Malenka Bissell Topic: Neonatal and fetal cardiac MRI to improve decision making in left ventricular outflow tract obstructions. Dr Malenka Bissell is a locum consultant in paediatric cardiology and honorary lecturer in paediatric cardiology at the University of […]

CHORAL Theme Lead Appointed Deputy Chair of Science Advisory Council

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CHORAL’s Professor Mark Mon-Williams has been appointed Deputy Chair of the Department for Education’s Science Advisory Council. Mark will co-lead a group providing evidence-based scientific advice to policy makers. The group has been established by Professor Russell Viner, Chief Scientific Adviser at the Department for Education, and will be chaired by Professor Dame Athene Donald, […]

CHORAL’s Professor Peter Day makes headlines with ground breaking report on children’s oral health

Professor Peter Day has appeared on ITV news following the publications of a new report “An evidence-based plan for improving children’s oral health with and through education settings”. The report highlights the need for a national comprehensive oral health strategy, and recommends reducing sugar consumption among children, optimising fluoride exposure, and increasing access to dental care. […]

A country that works for all children and young people: An evidence-based plan for improving children’s oral health with and through educational settings

“Tooth decay is the most common reason for hospital admission in 5-to-9-year-olds.” A new report published Friday 13th September 2024 by Child of the North and the Centre for Young Lives, makes a series of new proposals to tackle the children’s oral health crisis in England which is seeing millions of children suffering from tooth decay. […]

Dr Simon Pini’s Australian Adventure: Building Bridges for Global Collaboration

CHORAL Future Leaders in Child Health Research Theme Lead and NIHR Associate Professor Dr Simon Pini, recently completed a research visit to Australia as part of his NIHR Advanced Fellowship. Here he tells us about his experience and how it has supported his professional development. This summer I was able to go on a research […]