17 July 2019 5 minutes with Balázs Bajka Australian-born Balázs Bajka recently joined King’s as a Lecturer in the Department of Nutritional…
8 July 2019 Study suggests bacteria in the gut has a greater influence on body fat compared to diet Research shows that the gut microbiota affects a person’s visceral fat mass regardless of dietary…
11 June 2019 New institute to boost women's and children's health The Institute of Women's and Children’s Health Inaugural Symposium brought together leading…
10 June 2019 One size doesn't fit all when it comes to food, finds new research New research from King’s has found that individual responses to the same foods are unique, even… Health Society
10 June 2019 Santos group success at largest allergy conference The research group led by Dr Alexandra Santos has had success at the Annual Congress of the European… Technology & Science Health
10 June 2019 Type 2 diabetes study puts the kidney, spleen and the eyes in the spotlight A new study by King’s researchers has identified over 60 differences in molecules in 18 organs of… Health Technology & Science
6 June 2019 Research redefines constipation New research by King’s, published today in the American Journal of Gastroenterology, finds that the… Health
3 June 2019 Recommendations to focus on health of mothers before conception could help in fight to reduce childhood obesity A paper published in the Lancet today has provided recommendations for how to best monitor,…
31 May 2019 Study to improve fatigue and the ability to exercise for people with chronic kidney disease gets underway The first patient has been recruited to a three-year study looking at how intravenous (IV) iron… Technology & Science Health
17 May 2019 King's midwives recognised as prestigious Nightingale Nurses Two midwives from the School of Life Course Sciences have been awarded with title of ‘Nightingale…