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Glasgow HealthTech Spinout Raises £1.6M to Transform Cancer Diagnosis with AI
A University of Glasgow spin-out is set to transform cancer diagnosis after securing £1.6 million in seed funding to commercialise artificial intelligence capable of learning the underlying ‘language of cancer' — improving both the speed and accuracy of clinical decision-making.
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Glasgow’s Health Innovation Hub Secures New Tenant Ahead of Official Opening
Glasgow’s highly anticipated Health Innovation Hub (HiH), located within the Glasgow Riverside Innovation District, has secured clinical trials specialist Panthera as a new tenant ahead of its official opening next month, reinforcing the city’s growing reputation as a centre for healthcare innovation and precision medicine.
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Augmented Reality Surgical Tool Developed in Glasgow Shortlisted for National Innovation Award
A pioneering augmented reality collaboration that helps patients visualise and better understand surgical procedures has been shortlisted for a national award.
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Nami Surgical Appoints New CEO as It Accelerates Robotic Surgery Commercialisation
Glasgow MedTech company Nami Surgical has appointed experienced sector leader Nikki Palfrey as its new CEO while finalising a £1.9 million investment round to support its move towards commercialisation in the fast-growing robotic-assisted surgery market.
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Glasgow Developed Imaging Tool Breakthrough Could Transform Diagnosis in Humans
A promising new scanning agent developed by researchers at the universities of Glasgow and Edinburgh has proved suitable for further testing in humans, opening the way for further clinical exploration.
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New Why Glasgow? Report Spotlights City’s Growing MedTech Sector
A new Glasgow City Council spotlight report has set out the rapid growth, rising value and global opportunity emerging across Glasgow City Region’s MedTech ecosystem, marking the third instalment in the Why Glasgow? series.
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Glasgow Scientists Find Potential New Treatment Route for Cancers
Scientists seeking answers to the mystery of why cancer occurs in certain parts of the body and not others may have found a new way to tackle some hard-to-treat cancers.
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University of Glasgow Research Advances Non-Invasive Testing for IBD
A new rapid test that detects gut-specific inflammation in stool samples could significantly improve the diagnosis and monitoring of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), potentially reducing the need for invasive procedures such as colonoscopies.
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