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At GBI Research, we leverage extensive proprietary databases and employ novel data interrogation methodologies to generate new and meaningful analyses and insights.Our content and coverage are informed by close collaboration with a global network of domain-specific external partners; this allows us to deliver novel, thought-provoking and idea-generating insights that clients would normally struggle to access.Our in-house team of researchers and analysts – typically with MBAs, PhDs and MScs, as well as considerable healthcare industry experience is located across the UK, US and Asia Pacific. The team provides expert and insightful commentary to support evidence-based analyses of established and emerging markets.

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  1. Could a nanodevice eliminate immunotherapy side effects in breast cancer?

    Houston Methodist scientists have developed a nanodevice smaller than a grain of rice to deliver immunotherapy without side effects to…
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    31 Oct

  2. A breakthrough in 3D-printed neuronal stem cells and scaffold therapy

    3D printing is a manufacturing process that involves the creation of a 3D object from a digital design. It has…
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    3 Oct

  3. Scientists discover enzyme that converts type A and B blood into ‘universal donor’ type O

    A team of researchers from the University of British Columbia has isolated an enzyme in the gut that reliably converts…
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    11 Sep
  4. obsessive compulsive disorder treatment

    FDA approval of Brainsway device opens a new route for OCD treatment

    The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has permitted the marketing of the Brainsway Deep Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation System for…
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    30 Aug

  5. First artificial iris provides a novel method for treating iris defects

    CustomFlex, by HumanOptics AG, is the first stand-alone prosthetic iris in the US, following its approval by the FDA. The…
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    28 Jun
  6. tech

    Learning together: tetraplegic humans work with machines to win race

    One of modern medicine’s proudest triumphs is its ability to decipher the electrical patterns generated by neurones firing in the…
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    30 May

  7. New liver transplantation technology being used in hospitals

    The unmet need in transplantation Liver transplantation is the accepted treatment for end-stage-liver failure and is the last option for…
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    8 May

  8. First AI-based device to detect diabetic retinopathy approved by FDA

    The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has authorised for marketing the first medical device to use artificial intelligence (AI)…
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    23 Apr

  9. New wearable MRI scanner could read your mind

    A new wearable device could revolutionise the diagnosis of brain tumours and heart disease, with the potential to ‘read’ patients’…
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    27 Mar

  10. New patch aims to convert energy-storing fats into energy-burning fats

    A novel obesity treatment that uses a skin patch to reduce fats around the stomach is demonstrating effectiveness in research…
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    25 Jan
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