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NewsAI – doing more with less in the NHSTuesday February 4, 2025AI and its potential impact on genomics research and clinical practice was peppered throughout this year's Festival of Genomics
NewsWorld’s first gene editing therapy now in the UK for sickle cell diseaseFriday January 31, 2025For many years, treatment options for sickle cell have been limited, focusing mainly on managing symptoms and preventing complications. The approval by NICE of Exa-cel provides new hope for people living with the disease.
NewsPhysiology passport: putting personalised prevention at the heart of resilient health systemsTuesday January 14, 2025Joint report from the Physiological Society and PHG Foundation makes recommendations to improve health outcomes, reduce healthcare system pressures, and help individuals lead healthier lives by working to:   
NewsReflections and key questions on data and AI for healthFriday April 26, 2024The regulation and governance of AI, data and digital health was the theme for this year’s WYNG-Hatton conference.
NewsJourneys, experiences and best practices on computer modelled and simulated regulatory evidenceMonday December 4, 2023In the era of AI and digital health innovation, the importance and value of computer modelled and simulated evidence for clinical trials is increasing, yet uncertainty remains on its regulatory acceptability. New report examines whether and how increased regulatory acceptance of such evidence can be achieved.
NewsNew Director for PHG Foundation announcedFriday April 21, 2023The PHG Foundation is delighted to confirm Dr Peter Mills as its next Director.
NewsPatient information and lessons from the pandemic for research useTuesday January 17, 2023The Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine publishes new commentary from PHG Foundation on COPI notices
NewsPHG Foundation seeks new Director to help science work for healthMonday November 21, 2022A unique opportunity has arisen for an exceptional individual with experience working at the interface between research and health policy to lead and grow the PHG Foundation.
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