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News at Cyted
Read the latest news and updates from Cyted
Cytosponge awarded Best Medical Technology at Prix Galien Awards
13 May 2022
The Cytosponge has been recognised as Best Medical Technology at the 2022 Prix Galien UK Awards.
Cyted to pilot Cytosponge in the community to support NHS reset and recovery of endoscopy services
14 April 2022
Cyted has received £0.5 Million funding from SBRI Healthcare to pilot Cytosponge testing in community care across North-West England
Early cancer diagnostic test, the Cytosponge, receives ACG backing for the screening of Barrett’s Esophagus
12 April 2022
Cyted celebrates success amongst Project DELTA industry leaders supported by UKRI
31 March 2022
Cyted named one of Britain’s most impressive innovators
17 February 2022
Cyted continues rapid expansion and shares new growth programme
7 September 2021
Artificial Intelligence for early cancer detection in Nature Medicine
15 April 2021
Cyted to join the 2021 NHS Innovation Accelerator
8 March 2021
Cyted acquires Pathognomics Ltd
19 October 2020
Martin Frost appointed as advisor
29 September 2020
Cyted launches first clinical procedures
13 August 2020
Tweets @Cyted_UK
16th May 2022
Today we recognise #WorldBarrettsDay to raise awareness of Barrett’s Oesophagus. Barrett's is a precursor of oesophageal cancer, which can present as heartburn or reflux. The #Cytosponge is instrumental in detecting this disease earlier and faster to transform patient outcomes https://t.co/QtvabSOuBS
13th May 2022
What a night! Yesterday evening we were honoured to win the prestigious Prix Galien award for Best Medical Technology with the Cytosponge test! Thank you @GalienFdn for recognising the positive impact of Cytosponge on improving patient lives, https://t.co/GtGj3o9A5m
11th May 2022
Jack, our People Operations Manager, sadly lost his mum to cancer. Having a picture of her by his desk acts as a reminder of our mission to prevent other people from suffering from this terrible disease. We are committed to saving lives by catching cancer early. https://t.co/NRv9u6xwvT