RAIR Health Limited, the imageomics company focused on the generation of proprietary clinical insights from the the application of AI and advanced analytics to ophthalmic data and images, announces that it will be presenting at BioSeed 2022 the one-day pitching event for innovative early-stage Life Sciences companies, which runs from January 25-26, 2022.
Steve Cox Co-founder and CEO will be presenting RAIR Health at BioSeed. The presentation will focus on the Company's progress over the past twelve months including the development of a range of proprietary big-data AI and advanced analytics technologies which it is using to develop valuable insights, in the field of ophthalmology.
Steve Cox said, “We are delighted to be presenting at BioSeed 2022. The conference offers an opportunity to share our recent progress and to describe wide array of potential applications for imageomics, alongside other 'omic technologies, during our one-on-one investor and partnering meetings.”
For further information, please contact:
RAIR Health Limited
Steve Cox Tel: + 44 (0) 20 7924 2345
Chief Executive Officer
About RAIR Health Limited: RAIR Health is a data-driven health-tech company specialising in imageomics. RAIR uses its AI tools and advanced analytics, real-world data and domain expertise, to extract valuable insights which enable life sciences customers to accelerate their clinical development and commercialization of innovative medical products and services and to improve patient outcomes. RAIR is focused on those chronic diseases which manifest in the eye which, aside from ophthalmology, include large therapeutic areas such as cardiovascular and neurological disease.
Please visit www.rair.ai
RAIR Health Limited
Health Foundry, Canterbury House, 1 Royal St, London, SE1 7LL
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