“Is there a new way we need to be thinking about how to prevent cancer?” Lucy Robertshaw reflects upon which is the smartest way to beat cancer.
Amid the pandemic in 2020 Kat Arney – experienced science writer, 12 years working at Cancer Research UK communications team – published the book “Rebel Cell” and set out to explain about the evolution of cancer.
This past year, I set a personal goal to deepen my understanding of medical device regulations, specifically focusing on gaining hands-on experience in quality management systems. After searching for the right opportunity, I joined TR Equipment AB in Tranås, a company specialising in Class 1 medical devices—bathtubs, shower trolleys, and
On the 9th of November Sahlgrenska Science Park will host the 18th edition of Park Annual, this conference is about the next generation this year. Welcome to a life science event with inspiration, thought-provoking presentations, future trends and pioneering ideas. Park Annual is back at Medicinareberget in Gothenburg with mingle
On the 26th June in Stockholm the European Investement Bank hosted a event about what financing does Europe need for the future in Life Sciences. Lucy Robertshaw moderated the event where 50 delegates attended. The outcome of the event was that there are certainly challenges & opportunities including the changing
In a column Lucy Robertshaw reflects on how AI and new regulations will affect healthcare, innovation and the lives of future patients. Recently I bought “Hacking Health Care”, a book written by Tom Lawry who serves as National Director of AI for Health & Life Sciences at Microsoft. It starts like any informative
Lucy Robertshaw is moderating the event that will be held in Stockholm following Sweden holding the presidency of the European Union on the 26th June. For the future of our sector we need to educate more people on the understanding of how our industry works, it can take 15 years
Lucy was very lucky to take part in a two day of validating over 100 questions for an exam for the Medical Device Regulations in Amsterdam with Regulatory Affairs Professionals Society (RAPS). You can read here why I think this is so important that we ensure that the money we put
