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PHG podcastHear our policy analysts discuss the state of the science of some of the most promising technologies emerging in research and clinical practice
Mike InouyeNita Gandhi Forouhi leads the Nutritional Epidemiology Programme at the University of Cambridge Medical Research Council Epidemiology Unit. A Clinician Scientist and a Public Health Physician, Nita holds a Chair in Population Health and Nutrition.
Rapid metagenomics looks promising to reduce AMR and sepsis in ICUBlogResearchers in the UK have completed a study using portable benchtop DNA sequencing platform for a rapid metagenomics test to diagnose lower respiratory tract infections, which can often lead to additional complications, including sepsis.
What do patents tell us about the nature and trajectory of medical AI?BlogWhat can we learn by examining the patenting trends for medical AI or machine learning over 20 years? The answer is a surprising amount.
Viruses for good – the case for phagesBlogThe case for the widespread use of phage therapies is gaining momentum, with several significant reports published in the last few months. Using phages to tackle antimicrobial resistence is showing particular promise. In the blog, we look at the what needs to happen next to make these viruses work for good
Reflections and key questions on data and AI for healthBlogThe regulation and governance of AI, data and digital health was the theme for this year’s WYNG-Hatton conference.
Biomarkers and their clinical utility in preventionBlogOur recommendations to PROPHET-EU call for a broader suite of evidence around biomarkers and their clinical utility in prevention
Future-proofing protection against pandemicsBlogAdvances in computational biology are opening new doors for vaccine development and the momentum to develop pan-spectrum vaccines for viral infections has never been greater.