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Only two per cent of patients with life-threatening bleeding after serious injury receive optimal blood transfusion therapy in England and Wales, according to research led by C4TS and NHS Blood and Transplant.

Research undertaken by C4TS’s Public Health and Policy team supports calls for a UK-wide programme to reduce unintentional (accidental) injuries to under-5s.

A new technique that could be used to test for brain damage in newborn babies has been developed by C4TS researchers.

Research and lobbying undertaken by public health experts in the Centre for Trauma Sciences, Blizard Institute, has helped changed the UK’s government’s sports policy.

C4TS lead Professor Karim Brohi discusses the challenges of developing a national trauma registry in the latest edition of the Emergency Medicine Journal.

The London Trauma System has greatly increased quality of care for trauma patients, according to research from Queen Mary University of London and the Royal London Hospital.

With the start of the Rugby World Cup, Professor Allyson Pollock has been in the UK news this week highlighting the sport's risk of brain injury, particularly for children.