Health

The genomic clinical practitioners service is the first of its kind in England.

Discharge lounge, virtual ward and surgical hub are among the facilities to ease pressure.

The stretch at Sheep’s Green in Cambridge was among 27 sites in England to be given designated bathing status this year.

The facility at the Newmarket Road Park and Ride site has now re-opened

The pill-on-a-thread test is a quick and less invasive alternative to endoscopy.

Featuring both individuals and teams, the winners work across a host of departments at Addenbrooke’s and the Rosie.

Staff packed them with the help of members of Addenbrooke’s Charitable Trust.

They combined spatial and single-cell data from 1.6 million cells.

Founded in 1947, the Trust supports people with learning disabilities and their families.

Cambridge’s Prof Sarah Teichmann says it lays groundwork for new diagnostics and medicines.

Researchers hope to learn why some cancer patients survive longer than others.

It is the only university outside the North America to receive funding from Colorectal Cancer Alliance.

Prof Lalita Ramakrishnan uses tiny transparent zebrafish larva to model TB pathogenesis.

The club’s former president Judi Jarvis has presented a cheque to her chosen charity.

He is the solo start-up founder.

A University of Cambridge study in zebrafish has yielded positive results.

Images of nine children and young people feature on an 80-metre stretch of hoardings at the site.

Pippa Heylings has also voiced fears about the impact of the ‘family farm tax’.

Semaglutide-based drugs have been hailed as revolutionary.

They may help those with severe mental illness who find standard treatments do not work well enough for them.