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New initiative launched to support careers in surgical technology
A new initiative has been launched to support academics and healthcare professionals to further develop their careers in the emerging world of surgical technology paving the way to improve patient outcomes in years to come.
News by " Maddyness UK
02.06.2022
5 tips on applying for a job at a startup
The most important thing a founder does is hiring. A great early team can make or break a company. Early hires will set the culture and help to turn a vision into a revenue generating reality.
Tools by " Michael Young
21.05.2022
5 tips on applying for a job at a startup
Morrama design world’s first fully recyclable and biodegradable COVID-19 test
Designed to be non-invasive and recyclable, the new-style COVID-19 test incorporates developments in saliva testing and eliminates the need for single-use plastic.
News by " Maddyness UK
18.05.2022
Morrama design world’s first fully recyclable and biodegradable COVID-19 test
Health care apps have a privacy problem
California-based health technology startup myNurse has stopped operating following a major data breach in March that exposed the personal health information of its users. The company, which offered remote patient monitoring services and chronic care management, said the shutdown was “unrelated to the data security incident”, but gave no other reason for its decision.
Decoding by " Fred Fullerton
16.05.2022
Health care apps have a privacy problem
Meet Skin Analytics, the company using artificial intelligence to detect skin cancer
As part of our Quick Fire Questions - or QFQs - we spoke to Neil Daly, CEO of Skin Analytics, about using AI to detect skin cancer, using technology to design efficient patient pathways, and combatting dermatologist shortages,
Portfolio by " Neil Daly
16.05.2022
Meet Skin Analytics, the company using artificial intelligence to detect skin cancer
Meet PillSorted, the delivery pharmacy providing personalised patient experiences
As part of our new quickfire questions series – or QFQs – we spoke to Zeinab Ardeshir, founder and chief pharmacist of PillSorted, about relieving pharmacists of administrative burden, blending compassionate care with technology, and running a tech enabled pharmacy on a shoestring budget.
Portfolio by " Zeinab Ardeshir
12.05.2022
Thriva: Get to know the startup normalising at-home blood testing
Thriva are on a mission to make Brits more knowledgable of their health. Jamie Walker spoke to founder, Hamish Grierson, about the power of blood tests, how machine learning can be used in healthcare, and how decentralised finances inspired the foundation of the company.
Portfolio by " Jamie Walker
09.05.2022
The future of health care may be in the stars
Boryung Pharmaceutical, in collaboration with Axiom Space and Starburst Aerospace, has launched the first annual Care in Space Challenge, aimed at finding health care in space solutions from aerospace health care startups and other innovators. Selected participants will pitch their ideas in July before sharing solutions with investors in December.
Decoding by " Nicola Watts
02.05.2022
startups post COVID
The hard truth about AI’s ability to help us beat cancer
Back in 2016, a series of bold headlines claimed that artificial intelligence had reached the level of "boosting cancer screens to nearly 100% accuracy." By 2018, AI was all set to make "doctors obsolete."
Decoding by " Vicky Woollaston
27.04.2022
The hard truth about AI’s ability to help us beat cancer
The NHS’ Achilles’ heel is staff retention – here’s how tech can fix it
The NHS has a workforce crisis. More people are leaving than are joining, with the Guardian reporting last month that one in ten nursing posts, and one in 17 doctors’ posts, are currently unfilled.
Opinion by " Melissa Morris
21.04.2022
The NHS’ Achilles’ heel is staff retention – here’s how tech can fix it
How is new innovation giving a much-needed boost to women’s health and wellness?
The women’s health and wellness industry has expanded exponentially over the last few years and it is expected that by 2027 it will be a $65B industry. Driving this growth are innovative companies focused on developing technology specifically aimed at addressing women’s health and wellbeing across a broad range of areas, including reproductive, sexual and mental health.
Opinion by " Sophie McGrath & Kesten Laverty
06.04.2022
Innovation in women’s health and wellness
Meet Jana Dowling, CEO and founder of mental fitness app MyArkeo
As part of our new quick fire questions series – or QFQs – we spoke to MyArkeo's Jana Dowling about turning experiences of personal struggle into a business to help others, bouncing back from losing funding, and addressing an unmet need for mental health support.
Portfolio by " Kirstie Pickering
28.03.2022
Meet Jana Dowling, CEO and founder of mental fitness app MyArkeo
Why investment in the pharmaceutical supply chain has never been more important
The pandemic has shown us how intrinsic technology has become to both our professional and personal lives. Whether it be video conferencing tools, or grocery ordering apps, without the technology, lockdowns around the world would have been a very different story.
Opinion by " Richard Ettl
24.02.2022
Why investment in the pharmaceutical supply chain has never been more important
Digital menopause health startup Bia Care expands partnership with the NHS
After becoming the first digital menopause startup to partner with the NHS, Bia Care has received additional funding to expand its availability to address the UK’s female health gap.
News by " Maddyness UK
17.02.2022
Digital menopause health startup Bia Care expands partnership with the NHS

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