Healthcare leaders raise concerns about Ā£1.3bn cut to AI funding
Health leaders have voiced their concerns about the UK government cutting Ā£1.3 billion of funding for AI and technology projects.
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Health leaders have voiced their concerns about the UK government cutting Ā£1.3 billion of funding for AI and technology projects.
This latest Coffee Time Briefing features Ā£8m funding for UK Biobank and an initiative to accelerate motor neurone disease research.
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A HIV PrEP service has launched in East Sussex, giving users access to tests and medication without having to visit a clinic.
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Clinician, academic, author and journalist Ben Goldacre made the argument in one of the opening
With more than 100 speakers across eight tracks, we have a packed day ahead at
Professor Vasco Antunes Pereira, now CEO of LusĆadas SaĆŗde, spoke to delegates at the Digital