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NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde is leading a major study exploring how artificial intelligence can support earlier lung cancer diagnosis and improve patient safety. The SWIFT-Lung project will test an AI-enabled platform designed to identify, assess and track patients with lung nodules more effectively within routine NHS care.
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NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde is celebrating more than 20 years of innovation in 3D surgical planning and printing. What began as a highly specialised process has become an essential part of modern patient care, helping clinicians deliver more precise surgery and improve outcomes across multiple specialties.
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Glasgow HealthTech company ScribePro is supporting 29 national football associations at the upcoming World Cup through its digital medical management platform. Developed by clinicians for elite sport, the technology helps medical teams manage player welfare, injury tracking and secure medical communications in high-pressure tournament environments.
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Glasgow-based MedTech company Nebu~Flow has secured £2 million from Scottish Enterprise to accelerate development of its next-generation nebuliser technology. The funding will support regulatory approvals, product development and global partnerships as the University of Glasgow spinout works to improve access to advanced inhaled medicines worldwide.
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A Glasgow clinician has transformed his experience with virtual reality gaming into an innovative healthcare tool helping kidney patients and families prepare for dialysis at home. The VR training system is reducing anxiety, improving confidence and supporting more informed treatment decisions while demonstrating the potential of immersive technology in healthcare.
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A major international clinical trial led by UCL and the University of Glasgow has found that thousands of breast cancer patients could safely avoid chemotherapy through the use of a genomic test. The findings could transform personalised cancer treatment while reducing unnecessary side effects and improving patient quality of life.
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A Glasgow Caledonian University student has secured a Magnusson Award to lead a community health initiative in Sierra Leone focused on cholera and typhoid prevention. The project will support hygiene education, sanitation awareness and community-led health advocacy in rural areas with limited access to clean water and sanitation.
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A University of Glasgow-led UK-wide trial has shown that a wearable device and medication combination can safely allow heart failure patients to continue treatment at home. The breakthrough, described as “game-changing” could reduce hospital stays by several days, improve patient quality of life and ease pressure on NHS services across…
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