Queen Mary University Of London

This study aims to improve recovery for young children who have been hospitalized with severe, complicated malnutrition. It is testing two different support packages against standard care: one provides extended antibiotics to prevent infections, and the other offers psychological…

This study aims to find the best second treatment for people in Pakistan whose Hepatitis C infection did not clear after their first round of antiviral drugs. It will compare two different lengths of a follow-up drug combination (12 weeks vs. 24 weeks) in about 318 adults. The go…

This trial is testing whether adding an existing drug called ATRA to standard chemotherapy helps control locally advanced pancreatic cancer better. About 170 patients will receive either the standard two-drug combo or the standard combo plus ATRA. Researchers will measure if the …

This UK trial is testing whether a drug called cladribine can slow the loss of arm and hand function in people with advanced multiple sclerosis (MS). Over two years, about 200 participants will receive either the drug or a placebo to see which better protects their ability to per…

This study is evaluating a new blood test designed to detect the bacteria that cause dormant tuberculosis (TB) infection. Current tests can't tell if someone has been cured after treatment or identify which infected people will actually get sick. Researchers will test 250 people,…

This study is testing a new, painless skin sensor that measures a substance called lactate, which can indicate how well the body is recovering after major heart surgery. Researchers want to see if the sensor's readings are as accurate as the standard method, which requires freque…

This study is testing a new blood test that reads bacterial DNA to quickly identify the specific germ causing a serious heart valve infection called infective endocarditis. The goal is to see if this new test is as accurate as the current standard method, which can take up to fiv…

This study is testing if a capsule containing bacterial proteins (Broncho-Vaxom) can prevent wheezing in infants who were hospitalized with a severe lung infection called bronchiolitis. Researchers are enrolling 173 infants and giving them either the bacterial supplement or a pla…

This study analyzed medical records and tissue samples from over 3,300 men diagnosed with early-stage prostate cancer between 1990 and 2006 who chose watchful waiting (no immediate treatment). Researchers looked back at these cases to identify which factors—like PSA levels, cance…

This study is exploring if self-collected samples (like vaginal swabs, urine, and mouthwash) are a good and acceptable way to check for high-risk HPV in transgender people. It aims to understand how common HPV is in this community and if self-testing could make cancer screening m…