Blogs

The recent Welsh NHS Confederation took place at Cardiff City stadium gathering healthcare leaders, policymakers, and industry partners to share and address some of the most pressing challenges facing the Welsh healthcare system today.

The QuicDNA project, a pioneering ‘Real-World’ Study aimed at integrating liquid biopsy technologies into the healthcare system in Wales, recently brought together partners to celebrate its progress and highlight the project’s ongoing study and future plans.

The GEL Research Summit offered me a front-row seat to the latest developments in genomics research and healthcare innovation, providing an exciting vision of upcoming healthcare transformation.

Professor Chris Hopkins, Consultant Clinical Scientist and Head of TriTech Institute, writes in this guest blog about an AI/Machine Learning-based MRI diagnostic aid for prostate cancer.

We consider precision medicine a non-negotiable part of future healthcare. It holds the potential to change the way we diagnose, treat, and prevent detrimental diagnoses that have huge impact on patients, families, friends, and communities across Wales.

The All-Wales National Robotics Assisted Surgery Programme is part of a wider ambition to improve outcomes for cancer patients across Wales. In a guest blog, James Ansell, Colorectal Surgeon for Cardiff and Vale University Health Board, explains why we should be excited about this dynamic approach and how robotic assisted surgeries are changing lives and pushing the boundaries of what is possible.