Former London cabbie Phil Jacobs reveals how a health emergency led to him ditching his job and making a new group of friends at his rehab football support group
For the latest in our Volunteer Voices series, Neil Hardisty tells us how a family history of prostate cancer led to him to volunteer for Our Future Health
Dr Sukhvinder Nijhar Nicklen has seen how our genetics can shape the way doctors approach diseases. Now she’s hoping Our Future Health will help British Asians like her across the country
Lifelong carer and retired NHS nurse Linda Harris opens up on what it’s like to live your life surrounded by disease
Dr Sunil Daga reflects on the significant impact Our Future Health could have on his professional life – and why he’s encouraging everyone he knows to sign up
Digital Health Futurist Maneesh Juneja speaks about the power of our programme for future generations – and how it’s fixing a problem from the past
For the latest in our volunteer voices series, Seren Hughes tells us how a traumatic experience at university led her to sign up for our programme
As part of our volunteer voices series, Our Future Health participant Renuka Baldwin speaks about why she’s motivated to help change the lack of diversity in health research.
As part of our volunteer voices series, Paul Hooley, a former senior lecturer in molecular biology, reveals his excitement at joining our research programme years after first predicting its existence.
Volunteer voices is a new series that reveals the stories behind our participants. Here, Joanne Foden speaks about the cancer treatment that saved her life – and led to her joining Our Future Health three decades later.
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