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The NHS Innovation Accelerator (NIA) has announced 17 new Fellows will join the programme in 2023. This is the largest cohort for the programme since its launch in 2015 and results in the programme now supporting close to 100 Fellows.The successful Fellows have created innovations that offer solutions to some of the...

Paige now has CE-IVD and UKCA marks for a new AI medical device software designed to help pathologists detect if breast cancer has spread to lymph nodes.

How “Self-Injection Ambassadors” across Africa are expanding contraceptive access and choice for women and girls.

The Population Services International-led Delivering Innovation in Self-Care (DISC) program—being implemented in Nigeria and Uganda—aims to answer questions as they relate to self-injectable contraception, DMPA-SC. And, in doing so, demonstrate that self-care offers health systems a new and critical partner: consumers themselves.

Arab Americans will play a key role in electing the next Illinois Secretary of State. Major organizations expected to review all of the candidates include the the Arab American Democratic Club, the Arab American Chamber of Commerce and Urban Strategies Group

Share this article Share this article SAN FRANCISCO, May 7, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, Luma Health is excited to announce its partnership with the Patient Access Collaborative (PAC), the pioneering forum of patient access experts at academic health systems and childrens hospitals nationwide, through its Industry Partner program. As PACs more than 1,700 members nationwide work together to solve problems and expand patients access to healthcare in the ambulatory enterprise, Luma Healths subject...

How AI is transforming the NHS Whether being used to discover links between genetic codes, power surgical robots or maximise hospital efficiency, artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the healthcare industry. By Tom Austin-Morgan. According to the ONS, approximately 22% of all UK deaths in 2018 were considered avoidable. Of these, 64% could be attributed to causes considered preventable and 36% to treatable conditions. Improving the diagnostic process is therefore...