GSK Enters into a 5-Year Partnership with Cambridge University to Address Kidney and Respiratory Diseases
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- GSK has signed a 5yrs. deal worth £50M with University of Cambridge and Cambridge University Hospitals named as Cambridge-GSK Translational Immunology Collaboration (CG-TIC)
- The goal is to improve existing precision therapies for immune-related diseases & accelerate new drug development by studying disease mechanisms, progression, therapy responses & developing translational biomarkers
- CG-TIC will utilize AI & ML to address hard-to-treat kidney & lung diseases, improving patient outcomes. Cambridge will offer environment to involve patients, with Cambridge University Hospitals playing a key role & Royal Papworth Hospital likely to be the future partner
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