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12 July 2024
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We’re excited to announce that Prevayl has been granted access to the prestigious UK Biobank dataset. This approval marks a significant step forward in our journey towards developing Artificial Medical Intelligence (AMI) and revolutionising healthcare through data-driven insights.
The UK Biobank stands as one of the world’s most comprehensive and diverse health-focused datasets. It encompasses detailed health information from 500,000 UK participants, aged 40-69, collected since 2006 and still ongoing. This vast data repository was gathered across 22 assessment centres throughout the UK, including a repeat visit centre in Stockport, Manchester – not far from Prevayl’s home base.
The depth of the UK Biobank data is truly remarkable, including:
The UK Biobank’s significance lies not only in its sheer size but also in its multi-modal nature. The ability to cross-reference diverse data types for individual subjects provides a foundation for building sophisticated healthcare models. This comprehensive dataset will allow us to:
With access to the UK Biobank, Prevayl will develop a series of uni/multi-modal models. By integrating these models with Electronic Health Record (EHR) data, we aim to:
Our work with the UK Biobank directly contributes to the development of Artificial Medical Intelligence (AMI). AMI seeks to comprehensively represent the human body through data and modelling. The UK Biobank’s vast and varied dataset is crucial in building this representation, offering the scientific thoroughness and scale necessary for truly transformative healthcare innovations.
As we embark on this exciting new phase of research and development, we’re committed to leveraging the UK Biobank data responsibly and ethically. Our goal is to create AI-driven healthcare solutions that will improve patient outcomes, enhance clinical decision-making, and ultimately contribute to a healthier society.
Stay tuned for updates on our progress and the groundbreaking insights we uncover through this collaboration with the UK Biobank.