My time shadowing at Pharmora

My time shadowing at Pharmora

My time shadowing at Pharmora By James Hughes These last few days I have spent at Pharmora have allowed me to experience their key values firsthand. When introduced to the team, I was immediately welcomed with friendly smiles and a pleasant atmosphere. As I learned...
The History of Clinical Trials

The History of Clinical Trials

The History of Clinical Trials By Josh Bryning This is the first of a series of blogs written in celebration of International Clinical Trials Day 2026. Here we explore the history of clinical trials, where they came from and how they’ve changed. Clinical trials...
Impact of Clinical Trial Reforms: Global and UK perspectives

Impact of Clinical Trial Reforms: Global and UK perspectives

Impact of Clinical Trial Reforms: Global and UK perspectives By Obimobi Onyenso This is the second of a series of blogs celebrating International Clinical Trials Day 2026. In our first instalment, we looked at the history of clinical trials. In this blog, we will...
World Autism Day

World Autism Day

World Autism Day By Arunesh Sil - Faculty Speciality Training Lead As the world recognises and ramps up the awareness of autism on the World Autism Day, our personal journey as parents of our autistic son comes to the forefront this day. This blog is not so much about...
Rare diseases are not rare!

Rare diseases are not rare!

Rare diseases are not rare! By Dr Stephanie Jones Today is Rare Disease Day! This annual initiative aims to increase awareness and to generate change for the 300 million people worldwide living with a rare disease. On Monday this week (23-Feb) I attended the FDA Rare...
International Day of Women and Girls in Science (3 of 3)

International Day of Women and Girls in Science (3 of 3)

International Day of Women and Girls in Science (3 of 3) By Amrutha Dileep My personal experience as a Woman of Colour in STEM I first moved to England when I was 4 years old, I didn’t know a single word of English, and I stuck out like a sore thumb in a majority...