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Research Assessing AI for early detection of oesophageal cancer
A collaboration between the Universities of Cambridge, Oxford, Kings College London, the PHG Foundation and Cyted.
Blog Economies of scale: Genetically-targeted therapies
15 September 2021
The genomics revolution has given us an exceptional understanding of what genes do, how they are expressed (turned on or off), and what happens when they don’t work as they should.
Explainer Host genomics and infectious disease
Genomic factors can explain why different people (hosts) may have more or less severe symptoms or no symptoms when infected by the same pathogen.
News CAPE policy fellowship supports PHG Foundation work in precision medicine
13 October 2021
PHG Foundation Deputy Director Dr Philippa Brice has been awarded a Capabilities in Academic Policy Engagement (CAPE) Policy Fellowship to explore issues in precision medicine.
Blog COPI notices extended until March 2022
27 September 2021
The quiet extension by the UK Government of measures for lawful processing of confidential patient information for COVID-19 purposes is likely to have been welcomed by researchers.
Report Implementing polygenic scores for cardiovascular disease into NHS Health Checks
The potential to routinely use polygenic scores in clinical practice is currently of particular interest, and research indicates that polygenic scores for cardiovascular disease may be the closest to potential implementation and delivery.
