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happy birthday ISRCTN!

25 years of study registration on ISRCTN: the UK's Clinical Study Registry neatly condensed into a timeline of events from the BMC team to celebrate the anniversary this week!

To mark 25 years since the first ISRCTN study record was published, read our Q&A with Lubna M.Z. Mahmoud AlexandriaUniversity about the 15,000th study registration: magnesium sulfate in the treatment of acute asthma go.nature.com/3E20ClT

Ever wondered what the most common study acronym is? I have. Wonder no more thanks to the ISRCTN 25 year infographic! go.nature.com/3FMpEG4

This week marks 25 years since the first ISRCTN study record was published! To mark this, read our guest blog Q&A with @jennyloefgren, who has registered multiple studies, including our 10,000th registration Karolinska Institutet MMK Research and Education go.nature.com/3YqgPYO

Click the link below to view an interactive map showing the places in the UK that have registered studies on #ISRCTN since 2014! #clinicaltrials nickhw22.github.io/ISRCTN_map/

Read our post Supporting Kids in Loss - a Q&A with Sarah Egan about the Project SKIL study of online Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, part of the upcoming SDG 3 Newsletter on Children and Young People Curtin University #ISRCTN: isrctn.com/ISRCTN12771259 communities.springernature.com/posts/supporti…

April marks 25 years since the first records published on ISRCTN, the UK's Clinical Study Registry! Hence, we've compiled some Q&A blogs with the researchers behind our milestone records, and some infographics of how far trial registration has come in that time.

Great talk and panel session at the Crick Institute last night on the relationship between the immune system and the brain for World Immunology Day!

Pleased to have a Q&A on an ISRCTN: the UK's Clinical Study Registry study featured within this month's Springer Nature Sustainable Development Goal 3 Newsletter! This month's newsletter focus was Children & Young People, and how prioritising their health and wellbeing can promote SDG 3 shorturl.at/zmyBX

Looking forward to attending my first #RDF25 in a couple of weeks - please do come and find me for a chat about anything study registration or transparent research related!

ISRCTN: the UK's Clinical Study Registry: the UK's Clinical study registry senior editor, Lisa Hodgkinson, is attending the 16th NIHR School for Social Care Research Annual Conference 2025 University of York Find me to discuss your study registration needs and experiences

Next week, ISRCTN's Programme Manager at BMC, Amy Joint, will be attending the NHS Research & Development Forum in Manchester. Grab her for a chat about anything study registration or transparent research-related! #RDF25

Great to see this ISRCTN: the UK's Clinical Study Registry study reported in BBC News (UK)!

Lisa from our fantastic ISRCTN: the UK's Clinical Study Registry editorial team at BMC has shared a day in the life of her role as Senior Editor ahead of #ClinicalTrialsDay on Tuesday. Give it a read and spot honorary team member Koko too! 🐱 go.nature.com/3S6yKQU

The fantastic Frank You has written a blog for the Springer Nature Research Communities on the path towards Greener Trials. If you have just five minutes to spare this #ClinicalTrialsDay, make this the one thing you read! go.nature.com/4mf7zBn

Had such a great time at the NHS's #RDF25 conference earlier this week that I thought I'd write up some thoughts on my train home about what I've learnt there on engaging underserved communities in clinical research 💉 communities.springernature.com/posts/engaging…

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