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Brain cancer startup wins government backing

A Manchester startup has won £630,000 in government backing to treat brain cancer with electricity....

£5m for AI cancer detection platform C the Signs

C the Signs has raised £5 million of investment to move closer to its mission to create a future wh...

Disease database startup raises £1.5m

Cambridge-based data company Qureight has raised £1.5 million seed funding. Qureight’s vision ...

AI pharma startup Talking Medicines eyes US market

A Glasgow AI pharma startup has secured £1.5 million to drive growth in the United States. Talki...

Switzerland-based Neo Medical braces up for expansion after receiving funds from Boundary Holding

Neo Medical, a Lausanne, Switzerland-based medtech company recently received funding from Boundary H...

InstaDeep raises £74m for AI to transform industries

InstaDeep, a creator of AI decision-making systems for solving real-world problems, has raised £74 ...

Sight-saving mask for diabetics signs US deal

A UK MedTech behind a sight-saving mask for diabetics has signed a multi-million-pound US deal. S...

Pathfinder raises £8.5m for non-invasive dialysis devices

Pathfinder Medical has secured an £8.5 million funding round for its non-invasive vascular devices....

Ori Biotech raises £75m for cell and gene therapy platform

Ori Biotech has raised around £75 million to launch its cell and gene therapy manufacturing platfor...

‘A mental health condition does not mean you are broken’

People should not be stigmatised as a result of their mental health, according to the founder of a g...

Driving UK’s coronavirus vaccine programme – meet Axiologik

Ben Davison still remembers the day COVID came calling to the door of Leeds-based digital delivery c...

Longevity firm Genflow Biosciences set to IPO

A longevity MedTech is to list on the main segment of the London Stock Exchange. London-headquart...

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