YouthWatch Leeds
Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust Youth Forum
Leeds Young Research Owls
The INSCHOOL Project
Information sheets for the current study in the INSCHOOL project: Information sheet for 11-15 year olds. Information sheet for 16-18 year olds. Information sheet for parents/carers. If you are a young person (11-18) and have a long-term health condition, then you can read the information sheet above and complete our online school needs assessment by […]
CLASS-ACT
COVID-19 has shone a spotlight on the poor ventilation and air quality present in many classrooms and has led to calls for air cleaning technologies (ACT) in schools. However, there is limited knowledge about the practicality of implementing ACT on large scales. Classroom Air Cleaning Technologies (CLASS-ACT) assessed the feasibility and effectiveness of using air […]
GENOEWING
IRAS 167880 – a study isolating and characterising the Ewing sarcoma cells that are responsible for the spread of the cancer to other parts of the body (metastasis), treatment failure and relapse.
Advances In Ewing Sarcoma Research (AESR)
A collaboration between the Bone Cancer Research Trust (BCRT) and the University of Leeds bringing together Ewing sarcoma researchers from across the globe to share progress and identify priorities for future research, which will lead to improved outcomes for patients.
SIOPEN and SIOPEN Liquid Biopsy Group
An association of healthcare professionals including clinicians, radiologists, surgeons, research scientists and patient advocates across Europe and beyond working together to improve outcomes for children with neuroblastoma, a specific type of cancer. SIOPEN runs a number of large clinical trials examining how best to treat neuroblastoma. This provides a better understanding of how the disease […]
Yorkshire Cancer Register
The Yorkshire Specialist Register of Cancer in Children and Young People (YSRCCYP) is a regional population based register of cancer diagnoses. It contains detailed demographic and clinical information on children and young adults aged 0-39 years diagnosed with cancer since 1974. The YSRCCYP facilitates a programme of research investigating the epidemiology of cancer in young people and […]