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For the first time, the cost to the NHS of severely bleeding trauma patients has been quantified in a new detailed study.

'Science of the Bleeding Obvious' wows the kids again!

To acquire a greater insight into the frequency, regulation, and pathophysiological role of neutrophil reverse transendothelial cell migration (rTEM), C4TS has been involved in research that seeks to identify the inflammatory trigger(s) that promote neutrophil rTEM in response to ischemia-reperfusion (I-R) injury.

Government plans to increase participation in rugby within schools fail to take into account data on the serious levels of school rugby-related injury and are happening in the absence of systems for injury surveillance and prevention – according to C4TS's Professor Allyson Pollock and colleagues.

A research team led by C4TS's Dr Miguel Burguillos, along with colleagues from Lund and the University of Seville, has made discoveries about the 'key players' in inflammation which they hope could lead to new treatments in the long term.