BOSS-2, the Burn Objective Scar Scale project 2, has recently opened and patients are being recruited by the trauma, burns and critical care delivery team that is partly supported by…

An initiative here at the CfCWR is to give people an insight in to what different members of our team do on a day-to-day basis. It is our hope that…

The Birmingham Health Partners ecosystem – which will soon begin construction of Birmingham Life Sciences Park – has been awarded Life Sciences Opportunity Zone status by the Department for Business,…

The Scar Free Foundation has been awarded The Sun’s Military Award, “The Millie”, in Innovation. The award recognises the unique partnership between the Foundation and the CASEVAC Club for the…

The Scar Free Foundation has been shortlisted for a “Millie”, one of The Sun’s prestigious, annual Military Awards. The nomination is within the Innovation category and recognises the unique partnership…

The Scar Free Foundation Centre for Conflict Wound Research is aiming to minimise the psychological and physical impact of scarring among armed forces personnel and civilians. The Centre is a…

The Centre for Conflict Wound Research officially opened at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham on Tuesday 13th November 2018, in a venture generously funded by the Scar Free Foundation…

His Royal Highness (HRH) The Duke of Sussex met scientists and clinical experts from the University of Birmingham (UoB) and University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust (UHB) during a recent…

The first military and civilian wound research centre of its kind in the world was opened at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham on Tuesday 13th November. The Centre is aiming…