C the Signs, Backed by White House Accelerator
C the Signs
C the Signs is a cancer prediction system that identifies patients at risk of cancer at the earliest, most curable stage
C the Signs, a British AI technology company founded by NHS Doctors at the forefront of early cancer detection, has been announced as part of the inaugural cohort of the White House CancerX Accelerator?programme.
CancerX was unveiled by the White House in a landmark announcement last year to spearhead innovation in oncology. The initiative aims to achieve the ambitious 'Cancer Moonshot' goals set by the administration: to reduce cancer mortality by at least 50% over the next 25 years, and to enhance the quality of life for individuals and families living with and surviving cancer. The CancerX Accelerator programme aims to promote and fortify digital innovations in oncology by providing promising startups an opportunity to collaborate with leading cancer organizations.
C the Signs is an AI cancer prediction platform that identifies patients at risk of cancer at the earliest and most curable stage of the disease. It has so far detected over 25,000 patients with cancer through its innovative AI approach, with a 98% accuracy in ruling in or out cancer risk.? It was selected as one of 16 companies – and the only British company – to be part of the first CancerX Accelerator, C the Signs was selected as it represents one of the most progressive and effective ways of driving digital innovation in oncology.
Dr. Bea Bakshi, CEO & Co-Founder of C the Signs, says:
"At C the Signs, our mission is firmly rooted in the belief that early detection can change the course of this disease, aiming for a future where surviving cancer is the norm rather than the exception. The success we've achieved within the UK's National Health Service so far fills me with immense pride and hope. As we embark on this journey in the United States, I am profoundly grateful for the opportunity to collaborate with the brightest minds in oncology and industry pioneers; what we can collectively achieve is boundless. This is more than just an opportunity; it's a pivotal moment to lead with heart and affect meaningful change."
Aphrodite Spanou, Director of Healthcare UK, Department of Health and Social Care, NHS England and the Department for Business and Trade, says:
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"We are delighted for C the Signs for being selected as one of the inaugural companies, by the White House's CancerX Accelerator. This recognition is a testament to the UK's leadership in healthcare innovation and our capacity to create technology solutions with a global impact. C the Signs' work in early cancer detection not only exemplifies British ingenuity but also aligns perfectly with our objectives of showcasing how local innovations can have international reach and significance."
C the Signs was selected from hundreds of applicants after an intensive evaluation process involving three rounds of judging and will now have the unprecedented opportunity to collaborate with the CancerX Champions from leading cancer and technology innovators including AstraZeneca, Intel, Dell Technologies, AWS, Debiopharm Innovation Fund, Mass Challenge, Reveal HealthTech, Atrium Health, Oncology Ventures, and UC Davis Health.
FURTHER INFORMATION:
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11 个月Excellent news, well done!
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11 个月Congratulation C the Signs
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11 个月Well done - amazing ??
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12 个月Good stuff Bea. Well done!
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1 年This is amazing, C the Signs. It will be great to connect this technology with efforts to overcome other key barriers to early detection of preventable cancers in the US like the need for navigation and transportation, leading to more screening, better adherence to complex treatment regimens, the downstaging of cancers, and better outcomes.