A new AI model can predict how diseases develop across a person’s life
Live Forever Club - 07-Oct-2025It warns, though, that predictions are not the same as causes
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What's new in medical technology related to living forever? Although it will be the underlying biotechnology that cures ageing, we'll need plenty of new technology along the way to apply new treatments and to keep us healthy.
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It warns, though, that predictions are not the same as causes
Partnership aims to uncover disease-driving genes and boost precision drug development
From chatbots to diagnostic tools, AI is reshaping patient care across Australia
Robotic systems promise precision surgery but raise cost and training debates in the NHS
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Podcast from Beyond Biotech-Elise de Reus explores how their platform is putting tech into biotech
Podcast from Beyond Biotech-Leveraging the body's protein degradation system to treat disease
Podcast from Beyond Biotech-Estonia’s biobank: A pioneer in large-scale personalized medicine?
Podcast from Beyond Biotech- Targeting inflammation: Transforming disease treatment
Podcast from Beyond Biotech- German biotech launches to develop radiotherapy-based treatments
Podcast from Beyond Biotech- LabGenius: Cutting through AI hype in drug development
I visited Neko Health’s new London clinic – what was it like?
The biology of ageing looks at way more than just the genome and microbiome - here's 20 to start with!
Algocyte platform uses algorithmic inverse problem solving to aid clinicians in their diagnosis
Comparison of UK mail and clinic tests, plus a review of the Medichecks test