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Congratulations to Dr Veeru Kasivisvanathan
who has been awarded the prestigious Society of Apothecaries’ @ApothecariesLDN2026 William Farr Medal in recognition of his research advancing prostate cancer care globally ucl.ac.uk/news/2026/jan/…
who has been awarded the prestigious Society of Apothecaries’ @ApothecariesLDN2026 William Farr Medal in recognition of his research advancing prostate cancer care globally ucl.ac.uk/news/2026/jan/…
www.ucl.ac.uk UCL researcher awarded medal for improving prostate cancer care | UCL News A UCL researcher has been awarded the prestigious Society of Apothecaries’ 2026 William Farr Medal in recognition of his research advancing prostate cancer care globally. New research from @iit_ucl & @Peppa_Group has shown that people with both hepatitis B and HIV can maintain strong immune responses to hepatitis B when it is treated with antivirals, challenging long-held assumptions and opening doors for new treatments 🔬ucl.ac.uk/medical-scienc…
www.ucl.ac.uk HBV/HIV co-infection linked to stronger immune responses than HBV alone | Faculty of Medical... Contrary to long-held assumptions, new UCL-led research shows people with both hepatitis B (HBV) and HIV can maintain strong immune responses to hepatitis B when it is treated with antivirals. A UCL-led team including Prof David Lomas & Dr James Irving @DoM_UCL has mapped the structure of abnormal protein chains that cause liver and lung disease in people with antitrypsin deficiency, inspiring hope for new treatment 🔬
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www.ucl.ac.uk UCL team uncovers protein structure behind antitrypsin deficiency | Faculty of Medical Sciences Research led by Professor David Lomas & Dr James Irving has mapped the structure of abnormal protein chains that cause liver and lung disease in people with antitrypsin deficiency. A warm welcome to Dimitrios Anastasiou, who has joined @DoM_UCL from @TheCrick as Professor of Metabolic Systems and the new Science Lead at the Institute for Liver & Digestive Health.
His work in metabolism and cancer will be a great asset to UCL 🔬
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His work in metabolism and cancer will be a great asset to UCL 🔬
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www.ucl.ac.uk New Science Lead appointed to Institute for Liver & Digestive Health | Faculty of Medical Sciences Dimitrios Anastasiou has been appointed Professor of Metabolic Systems and Science Lead at UCL’s Institute for Liver & Digestive Health (ILDH).