Scots neonatal innovations target hearing loss and earlier care
NHS, Scottish healthcare, hearing loss, neonatal innovations
Scottish healthcare teams are introducing a range of innovations aimed at improving outcomes for newborns, including a rapid genetic test …
FDA grants De Novo authorisation to light-filtering device for migraine
August 28, 2026De Novo, FDA, light-filtering device, migraine
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has granted De Novo marketing authorisation to Avulux, a precision optical filter designed …
Southgate opens Innovation Lab for logistics and fulfilment development
August 27, 2026Southgate Global, UK Innovation Lab, fulfilment and manufacturing operations, logistics
Southgate Global has opened its first UK Innovation Lab, creating an in-house facility for developing and testing equipment and practical …
Bioptimus partners with Cancer Research Horizons to expand AI cancer data set
August 27, 2026AI, Bioptimus, Cancer Research Horizons, Cancer Research UK, colorectal cancer
Bioptimus has partnered with Cancer Research Horizons, the innovation arm of Cancer Research UK, to give the AI biotechnology company …
Agentis Health Group acquires Clinical Pharmacist Solutions
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Agentis Health Group has acquired Clinical Pharmacist Solutions (CPS), strengthening its pharmacy and digital health business as the NHS expands …
Made Smarter expands North West team as demand for digital support grows
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Long-acting therapies set to reshape HIV treatment market
August 21, 202626th International AIDS Conference, HIV, long-acting therapies
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MHRA authorises Lynkuet for hot flushes linked to breast cancer therapy
August 21, 2026MHRA, breast cancer therapy, hot flushes
The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) has authorised an extension to the indication for Lynkuet (elinzanetant), allowing its …
MHRA approves Romvimza for tenosynovial giant cell tumour
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The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) has approved Romvimza (vimseltinib) for adults with tenosynovial giant cell tumour (TGCT) …
NICE recommends allergy immunotherapy tablets for younger children
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NICE has recommended two sublingual immunotherapy tablets for children with moderate to severe allergic rhinitis whose symptoms are not adequately …
Dunbar Pharmaceuticals and IPS Pharma announce distribution agreement
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Panthera opens clinical trial site at Keele University
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Santen joins inaugural Global Summit for Eye Health as partner
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EHP Awards 2027 open for entries following outstanding inaugural year
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NHS spends £240m storing patient records as digital reforms gather pace
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The NHS spent almost £240m storing patient records in 2024/25, according to analysis by The King’s Fund, highlighting the continued …
NHS awards national diabetes education contract to Leicester programme
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InnoScot highlights NHS Scotland’s progress towards net zero healthcare
August 11, 2026InnoScot, net zero healthcare, nhs scotland
InnoScot Health has highlighted the contribution of NHS Scotland’s sustainability programme to the country’s wider transition towards a net zero …
NHS England approves delayed-release treatment for rare kidney disease
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Product value to pathway impact: What the CVD Modern Service Framework means for pharma
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By Sabina Syed and Ewan Maule The Cardiovascular Disease Modern Service Framework1(CVD MSF) begins with a familiar problem at a much …
Functional lung imaging offers new possibilities for respiratory care
August 9, 2026Data Capture Asthma & COPD, Computed tomography, Diagnostics, digital technologies, medical imaging
Advances in computed tomography (CT) technology are helping to reshape the diagnosis and management of chronic respiratory disease, with new …
Five Facts about cardiovascular disease
August 9, 2026Medical Communications Five Facts, HRT, cardiovascular disease, cvd
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