HealthLumen Blog
Investing in prevention for men’s health: Increasing NHS Health Check attendance could save the NHS billions
HealthLumen was recently commissioned by Movember, one of the leading charities changing the face of men’s health, to quantify the economic impact of men’s poor health for their ‘Real Face of Men’s Health’ 2024 UK Report. The study found that in 2023 the five diseases that cause the largest number of years of life lost […]
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NEWS: New genetic database analysis study reveals FNAIT risk across racially and ethnically diverse populations
HealthLumen has recently conducted a genetic database analysis study in partnership with Rallybio, a clinical-stage biotechnology company, focused on understanding the proportions of women at higher risk for Foetal and Neonatal Alloimmune Thrombocytopenia (FNAIT) across a broad population of diverse ancestries. The results demonstrated that the proportion of women at higher risk for FNAIT was […]
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Supporting rare disease patient advocacy with epidemiological insights
Awareness of the vast impact of rare diseases, which affect approximately 300 million people globally (1), has significantly increased over the years, leading to increased funding and investment in rare disease research and therapy development. Although more than half of the novel drug approvals by the FDA’s Center for Drug Evaluation and Research last […]
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CKD epidemic: Global prevalence and economic burden set to surge by 2027 unless action is taken, Inside CKD studies reveal
In partnership with AstraZeneca, HealthLumen has recently published two publications that project the clinical (1) and economic (2) burden of Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) and Kidney Replacement Therapy (KRT) into the future, as part of the “Inside CKD” programme, which contributes to the major strategic initiative at AstraZeneca dedicated to driving better patient outcomes. From […]
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