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Clinical trials and research at Imperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine

• 6NIH research projects

NIH-funded research (6)

Early-stage science funded by the US National Institutes of Health. Most of these projects don't enroll patients, but they show what is being worked on.

• Immunity in the Nose to Flu: Correlates of Vaccine Efficacy

  Researchers are studying how immune protection in the nose helps prevent flu infection and how to improve vaccines, using easy nasal sampling to learn what works best.

  NIH research Imperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine · London, United Kingdom · NIH-11420443

• Placental macrophages and maternal CMV infection at the fetal interface

  A study to understand how placenta immune cells protect the fetus from cytomegalovirus (CMV) during pregnancy, with potential to improve strategies to prevent congenital CMV.

  NIH research Imperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine · London, United Kingdom · NIH-11404956

• Nasal immunity against influenza

  This project uses gentle nasal sampling and stored flu-challenge samples to learn how immune responses in the nose could help protect people from influenza.

  NIH research Imperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine · London, United Kingdom · NIH-11332178

• Finding new RNA vaccines for Group A strep

  This project is working to find the best combination of ingredients for a new RNA vaccine to protect against Group A strep infections.

  NIH research Imperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine · London, United Kingdom · NIH-10991334

• Understanding how placental immune cells respond to cytomegalovirus infection during pregnancy

  This study is looking at how certain immune cells in the placenta might help protect babies from a virus called cytomegalovirus (CMV) during pregnancy, and it hopes to find ways to use this knowledge to create better vaccines and treatments for expectant mothers.

  NIH research Imperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine · London, United Kingdom · NIH-10973206

• Identifying cancer promotion signals to improve prevention strategies

  This study is looking at the tiny changes in our cells that can lead to cancer, hoping to find clues that help us prevent it, so that patients can get personalized advice on how to lower their risk based on their unique biology.

  NIH research Imperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine · London, United Kingdom · NIH-10912837

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