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UK to launch world-first COVID-19 human challenge study in the ‘next few weeks’
The version of the virus used in this stage of the study has been produced by a team at Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children NHS Foundation Trust in London, in ... The COVID-19 human challenge study is part of a partnership between the UK’s
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UK hits ‘significant milestone’ as 15 million people receive their first COVID-19 vaccine dose
The NHS also announced that five additional large-scale vaccination centres will open this week. ... The NHS has also announced that five additional large-scale vaccination centres will open this week, with over 1, 5000 sites already offering
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Roche’s anti-inflammatory drug reduces deaths in hospitalised COVID-19 patients
We simply would not know this if it wasn’t for the incredible support of NHS patients and staff in the most challenging of circumstances,” he added. ... The UK government said that it is ‘working closely’ with Roche to make sure that tocilizumab
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NICE turns down bluebird bio’s gene therapy Zynteglo
Draft guidance does not recommend routine NHS funding for beta thalassaemia treatment. ... of NHS resources’.
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Gilead’s Jyseleca is given a NICE recommendation for rheumatoid arthritis
Patients with moderate-to-severe RA will now be able to access the drug on the NHS in England, if they have responded inadequately to previous intensive therapy with two or
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NHS is set to begin offering COVID-19 vaccinations to over-70s this week
Announcement comes as ten new vaccination centres open in England. The NHS is set to roll out COVID-19 vaccinations to people aged 70 and over, in addition to people who ... Prior to this, the NHS has been offering COVID-19 vaccines to people in the
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AI and accelerated computing ring in new era for healthcare
And pharmaceutical companies, including GlaxoSmithKline, and major healthcare systems, like the UK’s National Health Service (NHS), will harness technologies like the Cambridge-1 supercomputer – the UK’s fastest AI supercomputer –
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Three ways AI will change healthcare in the next decade
It was estimated that utilising AI in this way could save the NHS a significant £2-3 per appointment. ... A recent study found that only 3% of NHS histopathology departments actually have enough staff to meet clinical demand.
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Digitising healthcare
New technologies such as these have helped the NHS to adapt quickly to the recent pandemic, giving teams the tools to allocate and deploy available resources more efficiently. ... IoT technology. Transitioning elements of healthcare to the virtual clinic
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Why digital is the solution to the healthcare crisis
The UK has established NHS Digital and NHSX to transform NHS and social care, and the Danish government has announced investment into an app-based platform known as the World-Class
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What Next?
In our research, when asked where patients are now most likely to turn for general health advice, NHS GP, Dr Sonal Shah, explained that “more and more patients turn immediately to ... official health organisations, such as the NHS.
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akt health communications hires Heather Tarplee as senior account director
Tarplee brings significant healthcare PR experience to akt health, including in leading large teams to deliver national health campaigns for public sector clients, such as Public Health England, NHS England and
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NICE looks internally for new chief executive
During her time at NICE, she held responsibility for setting up and running the clinical guidelines programme, and for establishing the NICE implementation function and launching NHS Evidence.
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Four Health announces a pair of internal promotions
Springham (pictured left) has more than a decade of experience within the health sector, gained from leading teams within international publishers and the NHS. ... role of the NHS in public health and prevention medicine.
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Porterhouse announces members of medical advisory group
She graduated from St Bartholomew’s and the London School of Medicine and Dentistry in 2001, working as a pathologist in the NHS until 2015.
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New faces at Lucid Group and ZPB Associates
Following two years working to integrate the new guidance into NHS organisations, Goodwin moved into the pharmaceutical sector. ... The agency’s combined teams have a wealth of experience with team members having previously worked at hospital trusts,
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“Hard to reach” is no longer an acceptable excuse
At election times there is a public fixation on the NHS, but in reality it is sectors outside of health that contribute most significantly to population health outcomes.
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The Good Ideas Group
NHS, COMPASS Pathways, Unilabs, Allergan and many more under NDA.
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Blog - Vaccine Hesitant? It’s About What You Know and Who You Trust
In the UK, the NHS has proactively engaged with community leaders to deliver vaccine information. For example, faith leaders have addressed fears and concerns because they are trusted community voices and
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Wilmington Healthcare launches new platform to map the formulary landscape
Users can drill down into NHS localities within defined territories to gain a more detailed view of how their products are performing in primary and secondary care and better understand the ... In addition, the platform can be used to connect formulary
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We must encourage conversations around clinical trials in minority groups
So anybody whose got it is like gossip. My experience in the NHS, if anyone was close to death, it is not an acceptable thing because they always believe that god
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- Bayer’s finerenone scores FDA priority review for chronic kidney disease
- AZ/Oxford University vaccine shows 82.4% efficacy with extended dosing schedule
- Pfizer/BioNTech to develop a booster dose for their COVID-19 vaccine
- STEM Healthcare founder Rob Wood secures a 25% stake in performance-io
- GSK launches late-stage testing of RSV vaccine candidate in older adults
- FDA considers new safety warnings for Pfizer’s JAK inhibitor Xeljanz
- Rare Disease Day in a COVID-19 environment
- FDA authorises flexible storage for Pfizer/BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine
- UK introduces Rare Diseases Framework to improve the lives of people with rare diseases
- Protalix, Chiesi’s monthly treatment PRX-102 shows benefit in Fabry disease
- UPDATED: Regeneron’s COVID-19 antibody cocktail shows ‘clear efficacy’
- Merck to acquire Pandion Therapeutics for $1.85bn
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