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Innovation born from Collaboration! We’re thrilled to be part of the ongoing conversation around the fight against Norovirus, as highlighted in this recent article from the BBC (https://lnkd.in/ezpy4r_r). Our current clinical trial is focused on developing a vaccine that could make a real impact in combating this highly contagious virus. At Panthera, we are committed to managing clinical trials with precision, efficiency, and a patient-centric approach. Our dedicated team ensures that each trial runs smoothly from start to finish, driving forward the science that can potentially, positively, change lives. To learn more about our Norovirus vaccine trial and how we manage clinical trials at Panthera, visit our site: https://lnkd.in/eMD5wCJe #ClinicalTrials #Norovirus #VaccineDevelopment #Panthera #Pharma #B2B #HealthcareInnovation

💡So what should you do if you believe you have one or more symptoms of breast cancer? Firstly, do not panic. This is easier said than done, but quite often a change you may see, or feel, isn’t what you think, and is in fact nothing to worry about. Most lumps are benign therefore non-cancerous. However, as we know, there is always a risk it could be malignant, so you should see your GP. 🔍 What next? Book an appointment with your local GP. A healthcare professional will be able to complete an assessment, making all the necessary checks and refer you to receive various scans as needed. You know your body better than anyone else. So if you have any doubt, you must express how you feel, ask questions and ensure you walk away from the appointment feeling more confident than before. 🔗 What happens after you’ve been diagnosed with breast cancer? Hearing you have cancer is something you will never be prepared for, but you are not alone and there is support available. Macmillan Cancer Support has a free helpline that's open every day from 8am to 8pm: Call 0808 808 00 00. The process starts immediately, where you’ll likely have further tests to check if the cancer has spread. Following this, you will discuss with specialists to arrange your treatment plan. Including a main point of contact who will be with you throughout your treatment, and afterwards. (https://lnkd.in/dyacEEKe, 2024) This is when you will hear more about your diagnosis, the options you have available to you, timelines and next steps. You'll have regular check-ups during and after any treatments. You may also have tests and scans. (https://lnkd.in/dyacEEKe, 2024) 📢 Are there many treatment options? As we know, the earlier the cancer is recognised, the higher chance for more treatment options to be available. Treatment depends on many factors including your feelings to the treatment and possible side effects, also your age, your health, the stage and grade of the cancer along with how quickly it is growing, where the cancer is, and sensitivity of your cells. The most common is surgery, but there is also chemotherapy, radiotherapy, treatment with hormones (hormone therapy), and targeted medicines and immunotherapy. (https://lnkd.in/dyacEEKe, 2024) ➡️ At Panthera, we hope to expand the treatment available particularly for patients with early-stage breast cancer. To do this, we have recently opened a new clinical trial and are looking for eligible volunteers to take part! If this is something you would like to know more about, follow this link for more information and check if you can take part! Breast Cancer - Panthera Bio (https://lnkd.in/dcz-TytY)

Did you know that breast cancer is most commonly diagnosed in women, especially those over the age of 40? (World Health Organisation, March 2024) At Panthera, we are working around the clock collaborating with healthcare professionals, pharmaceutical companies, and research institutions in search of a new treatment to provide patients with early stage breast cancer. What exactly is breast cancer? Breast cancer is caused by a change in the cells i.e. DNA anywhere in the breast(s). The reason for the change is not yet known, but these changed cells form tumours, and if left untreated, can spread to other areas of the body. (World Health Organisation, WHO, 2024) Most lumps are often benign (non-cancerous), but should always be checked to cover any risk of being malignant (cancerous). The earlier the diagnosis, the more treatment options available. Our dedicated team at Panthera work closely with top experts in hope to finding a new treatment option for early-stage breast cancer that could make a huge difference to patients. But, can we prevent breast cancer? Unfortunately, right now, there is no definitive way to prevent breast cancer. However, there are a number of factors that studies have shown increase the risk of developing breast cancer including (CancerResearchUK, 2024): • Older age • High alcohol consumption • Frequent tobacco use • Obesity and lack of exercise • Family history of breast cancer • Prior personal history of breast cancer • Postmenopausal hormone therapy • History of radiation exposure • Reproductive history So, what can we do? Although a number of these factors can’t be controlled, there are still some that can. By following a healthy diet, exercising daily, limiting alcohol and tobacco use aside with taking the initiative to check your family history as early as possible are all methods to lower your risk of developing breast cancer. From research conducted so far that has provided the shocking statistics that show the prevalence of breast cancer, it is vital to continue searching and developing effective treatments. And at Panthera, this is what we try and do. We work hard everyday by conducting clinical trials that could lead to life-saving treatments! So, if you are interested in being part of potentially life-changing research - follow the link below to find out more about our new clinical trial in hope to find a new treatment for early-stage breast cancer: Breast Cancer - Panthera Bio (https://lnkd.in/ejx58BQf) If your organization is interested in collaborating with us here at Panthera on groundbreaking research or supporting innovative clinical trials, contact us: https://lnkd.in/eVWsbMEn Together, we can work to try and make a difference!

"Ever wondered what it’s like to visit a Panthera Clinic? 🤔 Well, wonder no more! Walk the halls and experience a Panthera clinic, through a patient volunteer's eyes—minus the waiting room boredom! From friendly faces to top-notch care, come see how we make health visits feel a little less ‘ugh’ and a lot more ‘ahh’! Check out the full video on YouTube now! https://lnkd.in/eMUqRUxM #ClinicalResearch #VaccineResearch #HealthcareInnovation #Healthcare

#ICYMI: Oops, we did it again! Panthera is making headlines as the first UK clinical trial organisation to join Parexel's prestigious Site Alliance Vaccine Network! We’re honoured to be part of this game-changing collaboration, bringing us one step closer to advancing global healthcare research (and maybe, just maybe, more headlines to come). Read all about it here: https://lnkd.in/eCCFNCDa #ClinicalResearch #VaccineResearch #HealthcareInnovation #Healthcare

Parexel has confirmed that Panthera Biopartners has become the first UK public or commercial clinical trial organisation to become part of the Parexel Site Alliance Vaccine Network. Parexel’s Site Alliance Vaccine Network is a global network of high performing clinical trial sites which fosters long-term collaborative relationships with select research organizations across the globe to deliver efficiencies to patients, sites and their biopharmaceutical customers. Panthera was selected to join the Site Alliance Vaccine Network due to its exceptional performance in recruiting patients across numerous studies and its strong working relationship with Parexel. Read more - https://lnkd.in/eDrdpj2f #pantherabiopartners #parexel #vaccines #clinicaltrials #vaccineclinicaltrial #sitealliancenetwork

Panthera moves back into recruiting and running commercial oncology clinical trials in the UK - Focus on immunotherapy and hormone therapy Since announcing that it reopened its oncology clinical trials division earlier this year, Panthera Biopartners has been selected by two of the world’s largest pharma companies to run oncology trials at sites across the UK. Panthera previously had to close its Oncology division as the sites were located inside the four Rutherford Specialist Cancer clinics, which went into administration. Since then, Panthera has expanded its existing clinical trial sites to recruit for immunotherapy and hormone therapy oncology trials and has recruited a broad team of specialist oncologists PIs. Chris Dodd, Chief Commercial Officer at Panthera, commented “There is a great shortage of top quality oncology clinical trial sites with experienced oncology specialists across the world. The UK is particularly well placed to become a centre for running commercial oncology trials with top-quality PIs, a diverse population and experienced clinical trial sites. We were very successful in attracting oncology studies to the UK. With our clinics set up to run these trials and a team of world-class oncology specialists, we are well on our way to re-establishing Panthera as a major player in this area.”

At Panthera, we're always proud to support the next generation of talent in clinical research! It was an absolute pleasure having Issy Wass with us this past July, contributing to impactful projects and gaining hands-on experience. From playing a vital role in patient data management to actively supporting clinical trial preparations and lab testing, Issy demonstrated a passion for learning and personal development. We believe that fostering opportunities for growth is key to the future of clinical research and we're thrilled to have been able to play a part in Issy’s journey and we wish her all the best in what promises to be a bright future. A special thank you to our team, especially Wanda Ingham and Matthew Lee, for providing exceptional mentorship and support during Issy's time with us. #ClinicalResearch #FutureLeaders #Apprenticeships #TalentDevelopment

Panthera Clinical Trials News – September 2024 Click here to read more: https://lnkd.in/eTuKT9nd Includes: * Panthera’s SMO model delivers market-leading patient recruitment for vaccine trials * Coming soon! Panthera’s new Oncology clinical trials solution * Let’s connect…find out which events Panthera will be attending in September and October and arrange to meet up * Lord Mayor opens York’s first dedicated clinical research site * In the news: Panthera discuss decentralised clinical trials in the Spring issue of International Clinical Trials (ICT) #pantherabio #clinicaltrials #clinicalresearch #vaccineclinicaltrials #oncologyclinicaltrials