New Scientist - USA (2019-07-13)

Everyone knows someone living with cancer, heart

disease, dementia, diabetes or another devastating

condition. The good news is that research is making

huge progress. What’s more new technologies such as

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genetics are coming together to diagnose illnesses

faster and provide personalised treatments.

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Daniel Davis

Professor of Immunology

Exploring the future of immune

therapy through harnessing natural

defences to create immune therapies

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arthritis and many age-related

diseases.

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Ophthalmologist

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through the application of AI.

Vivian Li

Group Leader, Crick Institute

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for personalised medicine.

The operating theatre

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that will change the future of surgery

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intelligence in our Operating Theatre

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