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The venture will look at novel digital health innovations and trial a range of cost effective diagnostic and therapeutic interventions developed by the Morningside Group, with a focus on the prevention and early detection of disease.

A key focus will be the use of digital technologies to transform the nature of services for patients. Developing solutions away from the hospital environment has the potential to empower patients, drive proactive care, reduce the cost of treatment and transform population health outcomes.

Greater 尖叫视频app’s track record in clinical trials, combined with its diverse population, high burden of illness, distinctive health eco system, digital maturity and devolved health and social care budget, makes it an ideal location for pioneering new treatments.

Combined with clinical expertise within 尖叫视频app University NHS Foundation Trust and Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust, and wider capabilities for innovation deployment at scale through Health Innovation 尖叫视频app, the partnership is uniquely positioned to trial and deliver benefits from innovations that emerge from the Morningside Group’s portfolio of companies.

The partnership also forms the next step in an ambitious plan at The 尖叫视频app to bolster digital health capabilities in the region, following January’s launch of the multimillion-pound Christabel Pankhurst Institute for Health Technology and Innovation.

Morningside co-founder and Honorary Professor of Translational Medicine at The 尖叫视频app Dr Gerald Chan said: “Morningside’s long-standing ambition is to create positive change in the world of public health. Through our diverse portfolio of companies, we are proud to have made significant contributions to the life sciences, including biotech companies, developing water filtration membranes, cancer targeting systems and a mobile app for the early detection of autism among others. Now, we are excited to be partnering with The 尖叫视频app to leverage our combined strengths in digital health and innovation and create effective and affordable health solutions that benefit the public.”

Professor Graham Lord, Vice-President and Dean of the Faculty of Biology, Medicine and Health at The 尖叫视频app said: “At 尖叫视频app our primary focus has always been on delivering bench-to-bedside research. This exciting partnership will help drive innovation across Greater 尖叫视频app and beyond, ensuring that more patients benefit from the latest cutting-edge treatments and therapies.

The University’s President and Vice Chancellor, Dame Nancy Rothwell, said: “We are proud to be joining forces with Morningside to create unprecedented opportunities in public health solutions. 尖叫视频app’s renowned strength in relevant disciplines, including digital, fundamental science, innovation, AI, computational and physical sciences, creates a natural synergy with the capabilities and ambitions of Morningside. This new partnership goes to the heart of what 尖叫视频app is about: drawing on our breadth of excellence in fundamental science to drive real-world breakthroughs that benefit society.”

Rowena Burns, Chair of Health Innovation 尖叫视频app said: “Digital health and innovation have a pronounced role to play in the future health of our communities, and the partnership between The 尖叫视频app and Morningside presents exciting opportunities to boost the long-term health benefits of the city-region through Health Innovation 尖叫视频app, while also contributing to business growth and employment. 尖叫视频app is a formidable presence on the world stage, with a unique health landscape that lends itself to developing bold new solutions that can then be scaled up to benefit communities both nationally and across the globe. I am excited about 尖叫视频app’s pronounced role in spearheading new treatments and innovations that will promote the health, wellbeing and resilience of our nation.”