We are thrilled to welcome Steve Pearson to Oxford Brain Diagnostics as a Non-Executive Director. Dr. Pearson brings a wealth of experience as the founder of the Institute for Clinical and Economic Review (ICER), where he spent over 17 years leading the charge in health technology assessment and shaping healthcare policy in the United States. His expertise in evaluating the value of medical innovations, combined with his experience navigating the complex world of insurance coverage and payment in the United States, will be invaluable as we continue to advance in brain health diagnostics. We look forward to working with Dr. Pearson as we work towards improving healthcare outcomes through cutting-edge diagnostic solutions. Welcome, Steven! 🎉 #Healthcare #OxfordBrainDiagnostics #NonExecutiveDirector #BrainHealth #HealthcareInnovation
Oxford Brain Diagnostics Ltd
Medical and Diagnostic Laboratories
Oxford, England 3,462 followers
Rethinking brain health.
About us
Oxford Brain Diagnostics Ltd is rethinking how brain health is assessed and managed. Founded in neuropathological and neuroimaging expertise, the company’s patented Cortical Disarray Measurement (CDM®) technology uses MRI brain scan data to support early and differential diagnosis, track progression, and predict the decline of neurodegenerative diseases. Oxford Brain Diagnostics is committed to assessing brain health based on changes in the cellular structure, supporting drug development, and helping clinicians around the world in their fight to defeat Alzheimer’s and other neurodegenerative diseases.
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- Medical and Diagnostic Laboratories
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- 11-50 employees
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- Oxford, England
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- Privately Held
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- 2019
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Oxford, England OX1 1BY, GB
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The recent approval of #Donanemab marks a significant advancement in the fight against early-stage Alzheimer’s disease! This drug has been proven to slow disease progression, offering new hope to patients and their families. While it’s a huge step forward, concerns about its cost-effectiveness and delivery have led #NICE to withhold recommending Donanemab for NHS use until further information is provided. We encourage the UK healthcare system to come together and unite in building an infrastructure that can support the global unmet needs for Dementia patients. At Oxford Brain Diagnostics, we believe that early and accurate diagnostics are crucial for patients to benefit from treatments as soon as possible. Our focus and commitment remains steadfast in helping clinicians, patients and their families detect neurodegeneration. With our Cortical Disarray Measurement (CDM®) technology, we not only aim to enhance diagnostic precision but also to demonstrate the significant brain health improvements resulting from new therapies like Leqembi and Kisunla. Together, we can make a meaningful difference in patient outcomes. #Alzheimers #DementiaCare #Healthcare #DrugEvaluation #ClinicalTrials #HealthPolicy #BrainHealth #PatientCare #PharmaNews Resources: https://lnkd.in/eMYr-CVa https://lnkd.in/edJz_XA5
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The #OxfordBrainDiagnostics team is excited to attend CTAD Clinical Trials on Alzheimer's Disease 🗓️ Oct 29th - Nov 1st 📍Marriott Auditorium Hotel & Conference Center, Madrid, Spain Ged Ridgway & Steven Chance will be presenting our latest findings on the use of diffusion MRI to identify a cortical microstructural signature that could serve as a biomarker for neuroinflammation in Alzheimer's Disease. 📄#Poster 069: "Towards a cortical microstructural signature on neuroinflammation in AD" 🗣️Omar Ehsan and Helena Mistry, PhD are also attending to engage with the Alzheimer's research community. If you're planning to attend CTAD, feel free to reach out - we’d love to arrange a time to meet! Looking forward to seeing you in Madrid! #Alzheimers #Neuroimaging #BrainHealth #Neuroscience #CTAD24
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That’s a wrap folks for our CCO Omar Ehsan in #HongKong and the Grow London Asia Trade mission overall. An amazing journey showcasing the best of UK Life science #innovation. A huge thank you to so many talented experts from Rikesh Patel, Department for Business and Trade, Bingbing Zhao at London & Partners and her team. The pathways and opportunities for OBD are clear to us. #alzheimersdisease and #Dementia diagnosis remains a challenge in this region. #Asia -You rock 🙏🏽🔥🧡🚀 🐲 #LifeSciences #GatewayToAsia #TradeMission #BusinessExpansion #GrowLondonGlobal #BrainHealth #Japan #China #HongKong #LondonMayor
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That’s a wrap folks for our CCO Omar Ehsan and #China section of the Grow London part of the mission for now. Onwards with the rest of the team to #HongKong. It has been an amazing experience meeting a variety of government officals, hospital clincians, world leading medical device and life sciences companies along with VC funds and RSM China. Huge thanks to London Partners and support from DBT staff on the ground under the leadership of Rahul Agarwal. 🙏 China knows how to scale. #schenzhen -You rock 🙏🏽🔥🧡🚀 🐲 #LifeSciences #GatewayToAsia #TradeMission #BusinessExpansion #GrowLondonGlobal #BrainHealth #Japan #China #HongKong #LondonMayor
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We're proud to have Omar Ehsan representing our team during the UK delegation. This event showcased the incredible progress being made in life sciences, with global collaboration driving innovations that will transform healthcare. #LifeSciences #Innovation #AlzheimersAwareness
Growing trade and investment between the UK and North-East Asia (Japan, South Korea & Taiwan)
This post is on the long side, but sharing optimism on life sciences warrants it. First, some context. The London-Oxford-Cambridge triangle underpins Europe’s strongest biosciences cluster, with 4 of the world’s top 10 universities in life sciences and medicine, underpinned by a world-leading financial centre. We should be proud of this sector's contribution to the UK's health and wealth. Last week the folks at MedCity were in Japan with a UK delegation of researchers and companies. In partnership with Life Science Innovation Network Japan (LINK-J), they held a symposium on the UK life sciences sector in Tokyo, at which our Ambassador, Julia Longbottom, spoke. And then the show moved to Yokohama for BioJapan 2024, where I visited the UK stand. And here’s the optimistic part. Whatever medical problem you can think of, there’s so many people you’ll never know, working day and night to try and diagnose, cure, or ease it. I was lucky enough to meet some of them. 👉 Every 3 seconds, someone in the UK is diagnosed with dementia. But given how it is typically tested for, it’s thought that 50% of dementia sufferers are undiagnosed and many others are misdiagnosed. But there’s a new way to detect conditions like Alzheimer’s at a much earlier stage: Omar Ehsan 👉 Sadly, we’ll all know (or have been) someone who has been tested for and/or developed cancer. And so we’ll also be familiar with the agonising wait for results from tissue biopsies. Pahini Pandya is working on cutting that wait from weeks down to minutes. 👉 Endometriosis affects roughly 10% of reproductive age women and girls globally (a mind-boggling 190 million people). But many will not even know they are among that number. Marta Ciechonska is working on easier diagnosis for this and other conditions. 👉 The 2014 survey of Mental Health and Wellbeing in England found that 1 in 6 people aged 16+ had experienced symptoms of a common mental health problem, such as depression or anxiety, in the past week. Emilia Molimpakis, PhD provides AI-powered mental health assessments that identify mental illness and its underlying symptoms. 👉 I also got to meet David M Collier and Dr Catherine Perrodin, who are bridging the gap between UCL research and the commercial world. And Jon Wilkinson from The Institute of Cancer Research, who are transforming the lives of cancer patients through world-class research and education. These stories are the tip of the iceberg for what is going on in the UK life sciences sector: it’s a genuinely exciting time in the industry. Well done to the DBT Japan team for everything they did to help this week. Some photos below. Angela Kukula Ivana Poparic, PhD Rikesh Patel
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🚀 Exciting announcement on our next commercial clinical trial in Alzheimer's! 🚀 We're thrilled to announce that #OxfordBrainDiagnostics has been selected to provide innovative MRI-based metrics for NeuroTherapia, Inc.'s Phase 2 clinical trial of NTRX-07, a novel treatment aimed at combating Alzheimer's disease. Read the full press release here: https://lnkd.in/edmseXdU NTRX-07 works by modulating microglia - immune cells in the brain - to protect neurons and reduce harmful amyloid beta levels. Using our Cortical Disarray Measurement technology, we’ll deliver detailed insights into brain structure, helping to evaluate NTRX-07's potential to slow disease progression. A huge thank you to Anthony Giordano and the NeuroTherapia team! Together, we are pushing the boundaries of Alzheimer's treatment! #AlzheimersResearch #Neuroinflammation #BrainHealth #Innovation #ClinicalTrials #Neurodegeneration
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We are excited to join Grow London's Gateway to Asia life science trade mission to Japan, Mainland China, and Hong Kong! Omar Ehsan will represent us on this incredible journey! This opportunity delivered by London & Partners and supported by the Mayor of London, will allow us to connect with business leaders, customers, and the vibrant life science ecosystem across Asia. Can’t wait to see what amazing #partnerships and #innovation come from this! 🌏 #LifeSciences #GatewayToAsia #TradeMission #BusinessExpansion #GrowLondonGlobal #BrainHealth #Japan #China #HongKong #LondonMayor
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It's a wrap! 🎉 We had an incredible time at #MDSCongress 2024, connecting with brilliant minds and sharing innovative ideas. We were particularly impressed by the insightful scientific talks. One key topic throughout the event was the challenge of co-pathologies in Parkinson’s disease. Our poster showcased how #microstructural #MRI can enhance the understanding of movement disorders. #CorticalDisarrayMeasurements (CDM) reveal subtle disruptions in cortical microstructure, providing a method to identify distinct patterns of brain damage in neurodegenerative diseases with overlapping symptoms. At Oxford Brain Diagnostics, we are excited to advance the understanding of #Parkinsons disease and addressing the critical clinical challenges associated with the coexistence of various neuropathologies. #Neurodegeneration #BrainHealth #EarlyDetection #Neuroimaging
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Continuing our #WorldAlzheimersMonth series, we're excited to share more from our #BitesizeResearch collection. 🧠💜 This Week’s Focus: Detecting Early Brain Changes Linked to Neurological Conditions What We’ve Discovered: Spotting Early Signs: Using #MRI, we can now detect tiny changes in the brain's structure before symptoms even appear. These changes are linked to a condition called cerebral amyloid angiopathy (CAA), which affects the brain’s blood vessels. Why It Matters: Among patients with Alzheimer's disease, more than 80% had pathologic evidence of CAA. Identifying early brain changes could help doctors diagnose and monitor conditions before symptoms appear, potentially leading to earlier and more effective #treatments. Join us as we continue to share groundbreaking research that could pave the way for better diagnosis and intervention in neurodegenerative diseases. #Dementia #Neurodegeneration #BrainHealth #Alzheimers #Neuroimaging #EarlyDetection #WorldAlzMonth #CorticalDisarrayMeasurement
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