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Protests against software company Palantir Technologies UK have been staged this morning at the health services headquarters in Waterloo, central London.

Pro-Palestinian medical activists have blockaded the entrance to NHS England’s headquarters calling for those in charge to scrap ties with a tech firm linked to Israel.

Demonstrators call for scrapping of ties with Palantir Technologies over claims it provides the IDF with military tech

British legal campaigners are preparing to take on UK government over its decision to redact swathes of a contract describing how Palantir would work with the…

PRISM, developed by MIT CSAIL, is a pancreatic cancer risk prediction model using a vast, federated network of electronic health records from numerous U.S. healthcare organizations.

As 2024 begins – and in time-honoured fashion – PublicTechnology editor Sam Trendall picks five themes that will play a big role in the months ahead. Spoiler alert: AI may be mentioned. Credit for all images: Pixabay AI – big opportunities and bigger threats? Well, where else could

Secondary care minister Andrew Stephenson stresses that platform suppliers will be tasked with creating anonymisation processes, will not control data, and will act only under orders from the health service The controversial new Federated Data Platform – based on technology from Palantir – “w

Health service is to host a series of major ‘engagement’ events over the course of the next 18 months to gather feedback on issues including the controversial Federated Data Platform Over the next 18 months the NHS is planning to run a programme of “national conversations” with the aim of better

IOMED develops AI-powered technology for healthcare data activation, extracting valuable information from structured and unstructured sources.

The UK government awarded US data firm Palantir a £27 million contract off the back of a personal introduction.