Date: Monday 14 December, 7pm-8pm
Venue: Online event
Register: Here
Join Professor Andres Floto and Kirsty Hill to hear how digital health research is empowering people living with cystic fibrosis (CF). With over 10,600 people living with the condition, CF is one of the UK's most common life-threatening inherited diseases. The majority of adults with CF are in full-time jobs, school or university, yet they will spend weeks, even months, of their lives in hospital and attending clinic. Prof Floto and colleagues aim to use digital healthcare to speed up diagnosis and delivery of treatments when people with CF experience a worsening of lung symptoms, as part of the UK Cystic Fibrosis Innovation Hub. This event is part of the ‘CBC on Virtual Tour’ series - the chance to learn more about the Cambridge Biomedical Campus where over 20,000 people at the forefront of the changing face of healthcare are working.
