Health Innovation Campus

Health Innovation Campus

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Health Innovation One

Lancaster University Vice-Chancellor, Professor Andy Schofield, recently visited the Health Innovation Campus to announce the completion of the first phase of the project.

Click the link below to take a look inside our new Health Innovation One building - a physical hub which brings together academics and industry health and care experts to create an innovation eco-system.

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Business support

We’re working with small businesses, social enterprises, and charities in Lancashire to re-imagine health and wellbeing solutions for the future. Find out about ways we can help your organisation to innovate, develop and grow.

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Business space

The Health Innovation Campus offers office space/shared business space/meeting rooms and engagement opportunities to work on important health challenges with researchers and other partners on site.

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Gynae Cancer

New book describes patient experiences of radiotherapy for gynaecological cancer

The hidden experiences of patients treated with radiotherapy for gynaecological cancer are described in a book by Lancaster researchers working with NHS staff.
Emerging evidence suggests that children born to obese fathers have lower IQ and poorer memory compared to children of lean fathers

How a father’s obesity may impact a child’s risk of dementia

Lancaster University is leading a project looking at the long term impacts of paternal obesity on the brains of adult offspring.
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Weight loss in first three sessions of weight management programmes predicts success

Early weight loss in people with type 2 diabetes attending weight management programmes is a strong indicator of future success say researchers led by Lancaster University.
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Lancaster experts contribute towards official report into health and social care workforce

Lancaster University researchers have submitted written evidence for an Expert Panel report commissioned by the Parliamentary Health and Social Care Committee.

 
Professor Muhammad Munir

Rapid monkeypox test under development at Lancaster University to spearhead global response to emerging outbreaks

Scientists at Lancaster University are developing a portable diagnostic test which can detect the monkeypox virus - along with a raft of other viruses - within 30 minutes.

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By post

Health Innovation One

Sir John Fisher Drive

Lancaster University

Lancaster

LA1 4YW

By email

HIC@lancaster.ac.uk