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BlogCancer, screening, and polygenic scoresTuesday November 1, 2022Screening is an important aspect of disease control and can support diagnosis and treatment of early stage disease.
BlogCAR-T cell therapy for lupusWednesday October 19, 2022CAR-T cell therapy involves genetically engineering T cells, a type of immune cell, so that they respond to a prespecified molecular marker, or antigen.
BlogAccelerating genomic medicineMonday October 17, 2022A new NHS England (NHSE) strategy, Accelerating genomic medicine in the NHS, was released on 12th October, alongside the first NHS Genomics Healthcare Summit in London.
BlogBiomarkers and cancer precision medicineWednesday August 17, 2022A set of consensus statements on the use of biomarkers in cancer research and treatment were released this month. We discuss what these mean.
BlogAre data trusts trustworthy?Wednesday August 3, 2022Data is vital to health innovation but there remains a common feeling of mistrust in those who hold that data. Dr Elizabeth Redrup Hill considers why and what can be done to engender greater trust.
BlogSequencing monkeypoxMonday July 25, 2022Over the weekend the WHO declared the monkeypox outbreak a “public health emergency of international concern”.
BlogHost genomics beyond the pandemicFriday July 8, 2022Host genomics has been a central player in the various approaches to untangle the complex biology of COVID-19.
BlogData-driven research saves livesTuesday July 5, 2022One important driver for the profusion of new NHS data and digital policy is the recognition that it can enable improvements in health experiences and outcomes.
BlogData and digital transformation in the NHSFriday July 1, 2022Following on from the Goldacre Review on health data for research and the updated Data saves lives policy paper, Health Secretary Sajid Javid this week also launched new digital health and social care plan
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