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  1. New AI tools could help save lives by spotting warning signs of bowel cancer earlier

    Five smart technologies that act as a "second pair of eyes" during bowel examinations have been conditionally recommended by NICE for NHS use, potentially helping doctors spot harmful growths that could turn into cancer.

  2. Focusing on what matters most to the NHS

    For more than 25 years NICE has helped practitioners and commissioners get the best care to people, fast, while ensuring value for the taxpayer.

  3. Shaping the future of global health technology assessment

    Learn about our role in the new international Health Economics Methods Advisory (HEMA) and its ambitions to make a real difference to patients around the world.

  4. Should NICE's cost-effectiveness thresholds change?

    We explore the ongoing debate around NICE’s cost-effectiveness thresholds and what the future holds.

  5. Same time decisions on licensing and value - what pharmaceutical companies need to know

    Learn how NICE and MHRA are launching an aligned pathway to accelerate patient access to medicines and provide a more efficient route for industry.

  6. Biggest shake-up in type 2 diabetes care in a decade announced

    Millions of people are set to benefit from earlier access to newer type 2 diabetes treatments – the biggest shake-up in care for a decade – as part of NICE’s commitment to re-evaluate priority clinical pathways described in the 10-Year Health Plan for the NHS.

  7. Women, older people and Black people less likely to receive an SGLT-2 inhibitor prescription for type 2 diabetes

    Recommendations in NICE’s type 2 diabetes guideline update, published today, will enhance the use of SGLT-2 inhibitors in primary care and address these health inequalities.

  8. Patients to receive medicines 3 to 6 months faster under 10-Year Health Plan

    NICE and the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) have described how the 10-Year Health Plan will lead to faster medicines access for patients in the NHS in England.

  9. Final draft guidance finds benefits of 2 Alzheimer's treatments remain too small to justify the additional costs to the NHS

    The benefits from donanemab (also called Kisunla and made by Eli Lilly) and lecanemab (also called Leqembi and made by Eisai) - remain too small to justify the additional cost to the NHS, one of our independent committees has concluded following consultation.

  10. Strengthening health systems across the globe

    How NICE International is supporting evidence-based decision-making through the Regulatory Partnership for Growth Fund

  11. 'Artificial pancreas' transforming the lives of thousands of children and young people with type 1 diabetes

    The innovative hybrid closed loop (HCL) systems offer improved blood sugar control and can transform daily life for families managing this complex condition.

  12. Fostering the digital health tech revolution

    Dr Sarah Byron discusses how NICE is transforming to ensure more digital health technologies are adopted by the NHS.

  13. New weekly treatment option approved for people with haemophilia B

    Our final draft guidance published today recommends marstacimab (also called Hympavzi and made by Pfizer) for treating the severe form of blood disorder haemophilia B in people 12 years and over.

  14. New guideline will help cut falls and related hospital admissions for older and at-risk people

    Personalised assessments that consider factors including the hazards in a person’s home, and their previous medical history will help reduce falls in older and at-risk people, according to a new NICE guideline.

  15. HST routing criteria: encouraging innovation in the treatment of ultra-rare diseases

    Our chief medical officer, Professor Jonathan Benger, explains the crucial role the HST programme plays in encouraging innovation in the treatment of ultra-rare diseases. He also highlights why effective routing is essential to getting the best care to patients across the NHS.