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Inhalable sensor to make lung cancer screening more accessible worldwide
The diagnostic system can deliver particles to the lungs via aerosol or a nebuliser
Barinthus Bio announces $47m project to advance MERS coronavirus vaccine
The partnership will advance VTP-500 from early development to phase 2 clinical trials
New clinical study to advance development of treatments for liver cirrhosis
The £30m ADVANCE study is the most extensive study into liver disease worldwide
Fertilised chicken eggs could be viable for use in cancer imaging research
The fertilised eggs could cultivate tumours for imaging within seven days
Deepcell and NVIDIA collaborate to advance AI in single cell research
Both aim to advance the use of AI-powered cell analysis for cancer, stem cell and cell therapies
Vicore Pharma’s DTx to benefit pulmonary fibrosis patients
The nine-week DTxl CBT helps to address psychological symptom burdens in PF patients
AlcoChange app to help alcohol-related liver disease patients stay sober
Over a three-month period, 57% of patients using the app remained sober
Immune cell helps predict skin cancer patients’ responses to immunotherapies
Vd1-gd T cells were effective in predicting positive responses to ICI therapy
Owkin and Evotec partner to accelerate therapeutics in oncology and I&I
The companies will aim to select targets, discover and develop new therapeutics
Disrupted sleep could be associated with cognitive function changes
High amounts of disrupted sleep were found to affect memory and thinking performance
Risk model predicts response and survival of cancer patients treated with ICIs
Metastatic cancer is estimated to be responsible for 90% of cancer deaths
Novo Nordisk to open new AI hub in UK for drug discovery
The new hub will be located in the King’s Cross Knowledge Quarter, London
AnX Robotica receives FDA clearance for small bowel capsule endoscopy technology
NaviCam ProScan is the first AI-assisted reading tool for gastrointestinal bleeding
Digital training programme improves quality of life for dementia patients living in care
The programme is the only remote, digital delivery nursing home training programme for dementia
