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Artificial pancreas revolutionises type 1 diabetes care for thousands of NHS patients

The NHS will provide tens of thousands of children and eligible adults with type 1 diabetes access to an 'artificial pancreas' device.

United Nations Members states establish Political Declaration to combat antimicrobial resistance

United Nations Member States have reached a Political Declaration aimed at tackling antimicrobial resistance (AMR).

£100m generated by Fleming Initiative to combat antimicrobial resistance

LifeArc and Cepheid join the global fight against antimicrobial resistance through the Fleming Initiative.

Genome editing breakthrough: TnpB tool promises big results

Scientists have developed a more efficient and compact genome editing system using TnpB, a protein that offers significant improvements.

Cutting-edge tubular scaffolds enhance bone regeneration

Scientists from Sun Yat-sen University have made a significant breakthrough in the field of bone regeneration. Find out more.

EU and Canada launch policy dialogue to tackle global health challenges

The European Union (EU) and Canada have launched the EU-Canada Health Policy Dialogue to strengthen global health cooperation.

Trinity College Dublin secures €800,000 Wellcome Award for tissue engineering research

Trinity College Dublin has been awarded €800,000 funding to pioneer an innovative tissue engineering approach.

UBC Social Innovation Hub: Co-creating a better world for all

Learn how the UBC Social Innovation Hub builds a better future with agile, sustainable, and multifaceted community-university partnerships.

Pursuing excellence in healthcare innovation and research to optimise patient care

Discover how CIUSSS West-Central Montreal is enhancing patient care through healthcare innovation and research.

DTU advances tissue healing through hydrogel innovation

University of Denmark (DTU) has opened new horizons in the realm of tissue healing through developing an innovative hydrogel.

NHS launches world first gene therapy for thalassaemia patients

NHS patients with beta thalassaemia will be among the first in the world to benefit from a pioneering gene therapy known as Casgevy.

Five major nations unite to strengthen science and technology collaborations

Chief Science Advisors from Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the UK, and the US have pledged to boost science and technology collaborations.

UBC researchers secure federal funding to tackle lung health challenges

UBC researchers have received new federal funding to address major lung health challenges affecting Canadians.

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