Making Headway with Traumatic Brain Injury
The brain is one of the most complex organs in the human body, controlling everything from the way we think and behave to how we move. Brain injury can have… Read more »
Hannah studied Biological Sciences at the University of Brighton before working in the NHS for several years. She joined BioMed Central as an Editorial Assistant in 2014 and now holds the position of Database Editor within the ISRCTN Registry, advocating complete and transparent clinical trial registration.
Latest posts by Hannah Lippman (see all)
- Making Headway with Traumatic Brain Injury - 13th March 2017
- World Mental Health Day 2016: First aid for the mind? - 10th October 2016
- Different Strokes – ISRCTN Celebrates Action on Stroke Month - 3rd May 2016
World Mental Health Day 2016: First aid for the mind?
Every year on October 10th, the WHO recognizes World Mental Health Day to raise awareness of mental health issues around the world. This year’s World Mental… Read more »
Different Strokes – ISRCTN Celebrates Action on Stroke Month
In honor of the Stroke Association’s annual Action on Stroke Month, the ISRCTN registry takes a look at what’s new in clinical trials with a focus on… Read more »
Multiple sclerosis clinical trials – fighting for a cure
To support the Multiple Sclerosis Trust’s Awareness Week 2016 the ISRCTN registry is exploring what’s new in the world of multiple sclerosis related… Read more »
The ISRCTN Registry – Leaving No Trial Behind
Reported discrepancies between the information provided when the trial is registered and the data reported in publications is becoming a hot topic - especially… Read more »
Diagnostic accuracy: 60% of the time, it works every time
Both doctors and patients take the reliability of diagnostic tests for granted, but are they really as accurate as they appear to be? Hannah Lippman explains… Read more »