On this week’s Trending News EU episode, Jack and Ollie discuss a few recent EU-based newsworthy items including new therapies slowing Alzheimer’s progression (0:35), practical application of AI to reduce waiting times in NHS hospitals (8:34), and the impact of the recent European heatwave on healthcare systems (14:03).
Podcast Tags: healthcare, healthcare news, life sciences, AI, machine learning, artificial intelligence, NHS, health equity, EU, neuroscience, scientific research, innovation, alzheimers, dementia, climate change, heatwave
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· Alzheimer’s drug donanemab helps most when taken at earliest disease stage
· NHS ‘nowhere near ready’ to deliver new Alzheimer’s drug
· Drug donanemab seen as turning point in dementia fight
· Donanemab: NHS ‘not ready’ for Alzheimer’s wonder drugs as patients face postcode lottery for brain scans
· Life sciences competitiveness indicators 2023
· There’s Finally a Fully Approved Alzheimer’s Drug—But Getting It Won’t Be Easy
· How AI is helping to shrink waiting times for NHS cancer patients
· AI cuts waiting times for cancer patients in NHS first
· Google and Microsoft Vie for Dominance in AI Healthcare
· Heatwaves, hospitals and health system resilience in England: a qualitative assessment of frontline perspectives from the hot summer of 2019
· Why do NHS hospitals struggle to handle heatwaves?
· The impact of the 2003 heat wave on mortality and hospital admissions in England
· Heat and health in the WHO European Region: updated evidence for effective prevention
· UK heatwave piles further pressure on stretched NHS services
· Heat, Heatwaves and Cardiorespiratory Hospital Admissions in Helsinki, Finland
· Italian hospitals report sharp rise in emergency cases as Rome hits 41.8C
· Parisians are most at risk of dying in European heatwaves
· Medicines manufacturing has the potential to drive UK growth over the next 10 years
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