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  • Professor Baljean Dhillon hold model eyeball
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    New AI tool aims to detect early signs of dementia during routine eye tests

    Data scientists and clinical researchers are working with high street opticians for the first time to develop a digital tool…

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  • 3D illustration of antibody
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    LifeArc and Cleveland Clinic join forces to develop new monoclonal antibody therapeutics for patients with high unmet medical needs

    LifeArc and Cleveland Clinic, a nonprofit, multispecialty academic medical centre, have signed a new 10-year Master Services Agreement (MSA) for…

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  • Degradation of motor neurons, conceptual 3D illustration.
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    Third global Longitude Prize to be launched in 2025 focusing on ALS

    A LifeArc-funded prize to incentivise the use of AI and machine-learning approaches in drug discovery for ALS, a form of…

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  • Dr Jonathan Morgan
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    LifeArc appoints Chief Medical Officer to deliver more scientific breakthroughs for patients

    LifeArc has appointed healthcare leader and pharmaceutical industry expert, Dr Jonathan Morgan, as the charity’s first Chief Medical Officer. Jonathan…

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  • Close up of scientists hands with gloves on pipetting
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    £2.7m infectious disease fund to boost rapid testing, drug trials and innovative specimen storage

    Rapid diagnostic tests for deadly global viral threats, repurposing antibiotics to tackle neglected tropical diseases and a potential solution to…

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  • 3D illustration of Microaneurysms where arteries are filled with red blood cells.
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    LifeArc Ventures invests in Fluid Biomed

    Fluid Biomed Inc., a clinical stage medical device company developing lifesaving products for patients suffering from vascular disease, closed an…

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  • Aplastic anaemia clinical trial team at King's College London
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    Promising results in clinical trial gives hope to patients with blood disorder

    A trial for a cutting-edge cell therapy that could become the first ever treatment for the rare, life-threatening blood disorder…

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  • Female scientist in microbiology laboratory working with E coli culture
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    3 steps LifeArc is taking to tackle antimicrobial resistance before it’s too late

    Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is one of the most urgent public health challenges of our time, threatening not only human health…

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  • Degradation of motor neurons, conceptual 3D illustration.
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    £76M investment backing into potential MND treatment, underlines benefit of charity funding

    Promising new research to develop gene therapy to treat motor neuron disease and other conditions like dementia secures big investment…

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  • LifeArc and H3D team members
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    Tackling antimicrobial resistance: LifeArc partners with the University of Cape Town to launch a new Centre for Translational AMR Research

    LifeArc has announced a significant £5 million investment to co-establish a new Centre for Translational AMR Research (CTAR) Programme at…

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  • People joining hands together during their meeting
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    LifeArc joins public involvement pledge to improve health research 

    LifeArc has joined the Shared Commitment to Public Involvement, alongside more than 25 other leading health and research organisations such…

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  • Newborn baby and mother in a hospital bed
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    Newborn screening programme a big step forward for rare disease research

    The announcement by Genomics England and NHS England on the newborn sequencing programme is a significant step forward in transforming…

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