One of the most difficult parts of a hospital stay during the pandemic has been the restrictions on visitors. Thanks to your donations, we’ve invested in tech for the hospitals so that patients and their loved ones can still stay in touch.
During the pandemic, we spent £7m supporting the NHS with staff wellbeing, Covid research, and keeping patients connected to loved ones.
People who have had Covid-19 have a much bigger antibody response to a single dose of vaccine than those who haven’t had the virus, according to research we’ve funded.
The NHS faced its biggest ever challenge in the face of Covid-19. But with the help of our supporters, we've been here and continue to be here for our NHS heroes.
A new charity-funded study is investigating the lasting psychological effects of Covid-19 on nurses early in their career.
In collaboration with Barts Health NHS Trust and JPMorgan Chase Foundation, Healthcare Horizons has launched.
A new study we’re funding seeks to understand why people from Black, Asian and minority ethnic communities are so badly impacted by Covid-19 and how we can address lower uptake of the vaccine among these groups.
The second wave of Covid-19 has hit our hospitals hard, but our generous supporters helped us boost the spirits of staff and patients over Christmas.
Our £6.7m in funding will allow Barts Life Sciences to use anonymous patient data to improve the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of diseases.
Researchers from Queen Mary University of London launch a study to better understand the link between air pollution and increased risk of developing Covid-19.
