AI and Autonomy The trajectory of artificial intelligence in 2026: A Mugglehead roundup As AI moves deeper into daily life, its influence expands beyond any single product or innovation, setting the stage for broad transformation Joseph Morton2 days ago
Medical and Pharmaceutical Imperial College and Pancreatic Cancer UK begin 6,000 patient breath test study Pancreatic cancer remains one of the deadliest cancers in the UK Joseph MortonDecember 9, 2025
Medical and Pharmaceutical Exact Sciences joins Abbott, shares soar 18% on acquisition and growth prospects Abbott earned billions during the Covid-19 pandemic by selling millions of Covid tests and testing kits Joseph MortonNovember 20, 2025
Medical and Pharmaceutical Early detection breakthrough means pancreatic cancer could be diagnosed in minutes The condition ranks as a major cause of cancer mortality worldwide Joseph MortonNovember 3, 2025
Medical and Pharmaceutical Aviva and OMED Health start pilot exploring breath testing for digestive health The six-month study will involve 75 Aviva employees who will receive access to OMED Health Plans Joseph MortonOctober 30, 2025
Medical and Pharmaceutical Keensight Capital takes majority stake in breath analysis device maker "Quick and non-invasive breath analysis is the new blood test," says Bedfont Scientific Rowan DunneOctober 23, 2025
Medical and Pharmaceutical Bangladesh school pioneers unique lung cancer breath test It harnesses the power of aluminum-derived nanotubes Rowan DunneOctober 15, 2025
Medical and Pharmaceutical Owlstone Medical gets up to US$49.1M to develop multi-cancer breath tests Urine samples will also be examined to detect various solid tumours Rowan DunneOctober 7, 2025
Medical and Pharmaceutical bioAffinity Technologies shines After CyPath Lung Clinical case studies CyPath Lung showed remarkable accuracy in identifying lung cancer at its earliest stage Joseph MortonSeptember 29, 2025
Medical and Pharmaceutical University of Oxford researchers explore AI breath analysis to transform COPD care COPD affects about three million people in the UK and is the country’s third biggest killer Joseph MortonSeptember 23, 2025