Forte Medical case study within Imperial College Innovation paper
Commissioned by Lord Sainsbury and authored by Professor James Moore and Yunus Kutlu, Imperial College has published a report on innovation adoption in the UK… Read More
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Imperial Business School: a MedTech to Market Journey
Giovanna’s annual talk to the Imperial Business School took place last week; here we share the presentation Deck. Had she known in 2002 what she… Read More
Antibiotics, better tests, UTI: Guardian publishes Forte response
A rise in persistent UTIs… Read More
A Year In Review – 2018
New evidence showing a 70% reduction in false positive dipped specimens Extended uptake by the NHS Investment including a JV to create a Smart Peezy… Read More
Mr Ased Ali – Making Urine Samples Trustworthy
The latest issue of Urology News features an interesting and important conversation with Urological Consultant Mr Ased Ali about the importance of urine in diagnosis… Read More
Knowledge of Men’s Health Dangerously Low
Amongst British adults, urology diseases such as testicular cancer and prostate cancer are not well understood and men are not looking out for the signs… Read More
Peezy Midstream Case Study at NHS NIHR Conference 2018
Back in March of this year, the NHS National Institute for Health Research contacted Forte Medical, asking for a case study… Read More
Forte Medical: Series A investment growth round is open
This week saw the launch of Forte Medical’s Series A investment round for growth, export and new product development. Seeking £3.5m, the company is engaging… Read More
Disruptive TV: Giant Live Health Innovators
Barry Shrier, Founder of annual health innovation event Giant Live, presents the third Disruptor Giant Health Innovators TV interview featuring Giovanna Forte, CEO of Forte… Read More
Trends in Urology & Men’s Health: solving the problem of contaminated urine samples
Despite its importance, there is no standard for urine collection. In this article the author, Professor Frank Chinegwundoh, discusses the problem of inadequate samples and… Read More
