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News at Cyted
Read the latest news and updates from Cyted
Cyted continues rapid expansion and shares new growth programme
7 September 2021
Over the next six months, the company headcount will double to further develop and support the uptake of its technologies
Artificial Intelligence for early cancer detection in Nature Medicine
15 April 2021
Our CEO, Dr Marcel Gehrung, published in Nature Medicine on the use of Cytosponge and Artificial Intelligence to diagnose Barrett’s oesophagus
Tweets @Cyted_UK
1st April 2021
Congratulations to our team for walking over 5 million steps as part of the Cyted Walking #Challenge for @HeartburnCancer UK!
With the encouragement to take a #break and go for a #walk this March, we've realised the benefits and will be sure to keep getting in those steps.
15th December 2020
Our CEO and founder @MarcelGehrung was recently interviewed by @CambridgeIndy on how Cyted "is growing faster than anyone expected".
Read about our mission to revolutionise #diagnostics to change lives: https://bit.ly/3oIDbk5
14th September 2021
We are doubling our team at Cyted over the next 6 months. We are on the lookout for dedicated, ambitious people to join us and bring our game-changing technologies to the NHS & patients. Curious? Find out more here: https://t.co/hwYI7Ytk3j https://t.co/2TtfhFSq3O
8th September 2021
We are proud that our co-founder and CEO, @MarcelGehrung, has been awarded the Alexander Fleming Prize, supported by the @gatesfoundation, at @n_enlightenment Braemar Summit. Congratulations Marcel! https://t.co/ihMCrwXfP9
7th September 2021
At Cyted we are pioneering diagnostic platforms through new partnerships to ease pressure on the #NHS and enable the earlier & faster detection of disease. Find out more here: https://t.co/FUvU3kKjSR https://t.co/e28pumVtG0
26th August 2021
1 in 2 people in the UK will be diagnosed with #cancer. @CR_UK want to see 3 in 4 people surviving this diagnosis by 2040. To save lives, we need to detect cancer at an #early stage, when we can treat it successfully. Read more: https://t.co/DA0P34s520 @CRUKCamEarlyDx https://t.co/HCe0ECPTV0