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Breaking news: A survey of 289 UK surgeons, led by Mr Geoff Chiu and conducted
We are thrilled to announce that the SEND paper, funded by Saving Faces, Elliott Bernerd
Saving Faces and the British Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons (BAOMS), in conjunction with
“This open access paper funded by charity Saving Faces and Cancer Research UK (CRUK) is
Listen to Prof Iain Hutchison on BBC Radio 4 The Today Programme with Sarah Smith
Headline News 17/10/2019: Findings of ground-breaking new surgical trial on mouth cancer published by the
My internship by Rita Pereira Neto I had my first contact with Saving Faces at
Saving Faces and NFORC attended the BAOMS with AAOMS Annual Scientific Meeting 2019 on the
The hugely successful 2019 NFORC/BAOMS Collaborative Research Summit aimed at medical/dental students and trainees took
Surgeons, nurses, trainees and researchers from around the country gathered on the 9th May 2019
Title: Living with and beyond head and neck cancer: Psychosocial factors associated with impact of
An interesting new study is being conducted by Hannah Saunders at Durham University, who is
Title: Cellular and Molecular Signature of Oral Squamous Cell Carcinoma Fatima Qadir was a PhD
Title: An investifation on the effects of HPV16-induced immortalisation and POU2FC regulation in keratinocytes Katarzyna
For the first seminar of the Medicine & Me series, we were invited by the
Massive congratulations for the third time this year to Dr Emmylou Rahtz on her third
Congratulations again to Dr Emmylou Rahtz for her second publication this year in The Conversation.
Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) researcher Professor Ahmad Waseem (Institute of Dentistry) and his
We are pleased to announce that the respected British Medical Journal (BMJ) Open has published
Congratulations to Fatima Qadir and her team at Queen Mary University of London who were
In September 2016, our Clinical Researchers were invited by Queen Mary University of London Dental
Congratulations to Emmylou who submitted and successfully defended her PhD thesis in May 2015
Headline News 30/07/2015: Our Data Monitoring Committee applaud SEND recruitment. They find statistical significance in
Interim data collection guidance confirmed as part of transition to new supplier The Healthcare Quality Improvement
The most exciting and dramatic news of the year is that Saving Faces has collaborated
Saving Faces continues to lead ground-breaking research to prevent disease and injury and find better
Researchers at Queen Mary University of London have found 4 unique gene markers that could
Congratulations to Emmy and Farah who won a William Harvey Day award for an outstanding
Researchers at Queen Mary University, London have discovered a new gene interation which may influence
Helena Emich was a previous PhD student at the Blizard Institute, funded by Saving Faces.
Update: Read Emmylou’s final PhD report here. Farah Shiraz and Emmylou Rahtz are PhD students
The prestigious International Journal of Radiation Oncology, Biology, Physics has just published research on osteoradionecrosis
Saving Faces carried out a survey of pharmacists across the UK to assess the advice
The second national survey of all facial injuries recorded over a one week period took
In October 2007, Saving Faces launched an innovative and unique program – the Saving Faces
The Saving Faces debate on The Face and Reconstruction, which took place on 4th March
Saving Faces is organising a public debate on The Face and Reconstruction, which takes place
Update 17/10/2019: The results of the SEND study is published in the British Journal of
Saving Faces researchers have made great progress with the multi-centre mouth cancer trial, SEND, an
Steve Clarke from Tabor School in Braintree, Essex talked about the Saving Faces smoking project
Following Prof Iain Hutchison’s talk to pupils at a secondary school about the danger warnings
Join us at our 2005 public debate with internationally renowned speakers on the topic of
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