SBRI Healthcare is pleased to announce the launch of Competition 16. Cardiovascular Disease Heart and circulatory diseases cause more than a quarter of all deaths in the UK and the... read more →
SBRI Healthcare has awarded £1.25 million to help fund the development of thirteen separate innovations relating to musculoskeletal disorder and dentistry, oral health and oral cancers. The pioneering projects were... read more →
An award-winning online platform and smartphone app for people with diabetes and a software that turns physical and cognitive exercises into video games are two of the UK digital health... read more →
Clinical trials, research collaborations, new partnerships and sales are all outcomes from the Association of British HealthTech Industries (ABHI) work in Texas. A cohort of British HealthTech companies and medical... read more →
Early diagnosis of cancer has the potential to save more lives than any treatment in history – but how can this be achieved, and what more can GPs do to... read more →
Nearly 100 pioneering British companies will attend MEDICA 2018 - the world’s largest medical trade fair - to showcase the latest medical devices, diagnostic software and digitally-enabled technologies. The Association... read more →
SBRI Healthcare has awarded a total of £3.8m in funding to four innovative technology companies that are in the process of developing cutting edge cancer diagnostic tools. The companies, C... read more →
NHS patients are playing their way back to health thanks to the power of MIRA Rehab technology. MIRA is a software application developed by the SBRI-supported company, which is being... read more →
Owlstone Medical has secured $50 million of investment in the drive to become a global player with its breath test technology. The SBRI Healthcare-backed company is developing a breathalyzer that... read more →
SBRI (Small Business Research Initiative) Healthcare has announced that it has secured savings in excess of £30 million for the NHS. These findings are part of a report by independent... read more →