For half a century, Davina McCall has been an amazing and steadfast supporter of Action Medical Research – an enduring partnership that reflects both her personal commitment and her deep compassion for children and families affected by serious illness.

Our Research Training Fellowship scheme supports early-career leaders in children’s medical research. We’ve just funded two new fellowships, investing almost £600,000 to help babies and children.

So far this year, we have funded nine new research projects – investing more than £2 million in medical research to help babies and children. Of these new studies, the following four focus on understanding and preventing complications that can arise before a baby is even born.

Nutrition is the fourth discipline of a triathlon. It’s the tool that keeps the smiles on your faces during the hike, the power in your legs for the bike, and the energy to celebrate together at the finish.

We are celebrating International Women's Day, and the amazing women who are at the heart of our fundraising at Action Medical Research.

Over on our socials recently we asked our fans what was their favourite cycling-friendly cafés to refuel at on a ride, and this blog is what they told us.

Ten years ago, Sophie Lennox was recovering from brain surgery. Today, she is living a life that once felt entirely out of reach.

Dr Ioannidou is an Action Medical Research and British Paediatric Neurology Association Research Training Fellow.

Action is proud to celebrate the incredible support of professional cyclist Pfeiffer Georgi and her father, Peter, who are looking forward to the iconic Champions of CycleSport Dinner on 19 November 2025.

A new way of training comes to Action as we partner with Rowe & King.

So far this year, Action Medical Research has invested more than £2.3 million in new research. Ten exciting new studies are getting underway across a range of important areas. Find out more.