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Research

We are a research-active organisation. Research is a key part of our strategy and every year thousands of people take part in a research study at the Trust.

Our extensive research network draws on our partnership with a world-leading research-led university, King’s College London, and Guy’s and St Thomas’ and South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trusts. Together we form King’s Health Partners, one of the UK’s first and foremost Academic Health Science Centres.

We also work with a host of medical charities and research partners with a record of innovation in a number of fields, including allergy, cancer, diabetes, neurosciences, and reproductive health.

Research news
Clinical trial offers hope for Parkinson’s patients

"I look forward to the outcome of the trial, with the hope that a new treatment for Parkinson’s may be on the horizon.”

Research news
Improving survival rates for patients with chronic liver failure

Professor Will Bernal was Co-Chief Investigator in the CHANCE study

Research news
King’s recruits world’s first patient for rare blood cancer trial

King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust has recruited the first patient globally for a trial exploring treatments for a rare type of blood cancer.

Research news
King’s Consultant Physiotherapist wins national research leadership prize

Congratulations to Dr Charles Reilly

Research news
Patients with Parkinson’s practice Tai Chi in new research study

Researchers at King's College Hospital are exploring how specialised Tai Chi sessions can help people living with Parkinson’s with their posture control and balance, and manage symptoms including fatigue, pain, and sleep disturbance.

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International award win for King’s research partnership

King’s College London Men’s Health Group wins highest scientific award at World Meeting on Sexual Medicine

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Research findings reveal new way to reduce pre-eclampsia

PREVENT-PE trial shows that planned birth at term can reduce the risk of pre-eclampsia by almost a third

Research in numbers

Find out more about the scale of our research. Every day, patients and staff across our hospitals are involved in a wide range of research projects. These help to find new and better treatments, and to improve care.

Take part in a study

Our research studies are only possible thanks to the invaluable help of patients

Research projects

Find out about some of the research projects taking place at King's

Setting up research

Information for researchers about setting up a successful research project

Use of data for research

Information about the use of patient data for research and innovation