Hancock pledges £37m for new ‘data-driven initiatives’
The funding will be used to deliver better research, treatment, care and improve clinical decision making, Matt Hancock said in a speech today.
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Guy’s and St Thomas’ offers experts for online genomics teaching
Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust has partnered with Medics.Academy to launch an online programme to teach staff about genomics.
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PRSB publishes guidance for prescribers using genetic information
The Professional Record Standards Body (PRSB) has published guidance to help prescribers use genetic information effectively.
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Superdrug launches ‘world’s most accurate’ home DNA test kit
Starting at £199, CircleDNA is the ‘first and only’ retail test kit to use next generation sequencing (NGS) technology, offering whole-exome sequencing.
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GP patients to be offered whole-genome screening in UK-first study
A study will assess the benefits of screening for gene faults and will see people have their entire genetic code read from samples taken at the doctors.
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Digital health and genomics ‘should form new pillars of life science industry’
Three industries, genomics; digital health; and early diagnosis be critical to the UK continuing to lead in the field of life sciences, Sir John Bell said.
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Unlocking the power and potential of genomic technology
In an exclusive op-ed for Digital Health News, Baroness Nicola Blackwood, explores this potential of genomic technology and what it could mean for the NHS.
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Five million volunteers to have DNA analysed in new genomics projects
NHS patients will have their genetic information analysed and used for research into predictive medicine under a new programme from Genomics England.
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NHS data worth £9.6bn per year, says Ernst & Young
Data held by the NHS could be worth nearly £10bn a year through operational savings, improved patient outcomes and benefits to the UK economy.
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Digitally supported care needs to be ‘the norm’, NHSI says
The NHS Interim People Plan found genomics, artificial intelligence and robotics will “significantly influence” how care in delivered in the future.
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