Transforming the life of Riley
How an Action Medical Research-funded project could help five-year-old Riley Runciman sit comfortably for the first time. Read more.
Saira Khan - new Bring Your Bear ambassador
TV presenter and star of The Apprentice, Saira Khan, joins Action Medical Research to help more children than ever enjoy Bring Your Bear and raise funds to help sick and vulnerable babies.
TV docs take on Paris cycle challenge
Dr Dawn Harper and four fellow media doctors will be among 600 riders cycling from London to Paris in July. Read more and sponsor Team GP.
Team events to test the best
Ride 24 is a unique 24-hour relay cycle challenge taking place at the famous Top Gear test track at Dunsfold Park, Surrey. Supported by world and Olympic cycling champion, Nicole Cooke, and her Vision1 racing team. Have you got what it takes to climb the three highest mountains in Britain in 24 hours? If so, sign up for our Three Peaks Challenge
Take a walk on the wild side with our midnight PLODs. Compete against other teams to complete the route in the quickest time – in the dark! More info
Action Medical Research is a leading children's medical research charity. For nearly 60 years we have been instrumental in significant medical breakthroughs including the development of the UK polio vaccine and ultrasound scanning in pregnancy. Our research helps babies and children affected by disease and disability. We are currently funding research into serious diseases and conditions, including meningitis, pneumonia, cerebral palsy, eczema and premature birth.
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