Micrima Limited
@MicrimaLimited
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Developing a breast scanning system using radio waves, with no compression, no ionising radiation and a breast density score for safe breast cancer screening.
Bristol, England
Joined May 2012
For the last two weeks we have been running a research study in Bristol, as we continue to develop our breast imaging system! Enjoy a look around our inhouse trial... #breastcancer #breastscreening #finditearly
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Great to be featured on @Beauhurst's '20 of the top femtech companies in the UK' alongside so many brilliant femtech companies! https://t.co/h7ua4MfJE0
#breastcancer #femtech #finditearly
beauhurst.com
We highlight the top high-growth femtech companies of 2024 and explore how they are reshaping women's health and well-being.
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Yesterday our clinical team met in Bristol to establish and discuss future strategies - it was a great day, with lots of knowledge and ideas for the upcoming months shared! #breastcancer #clinicaltrials #finditearly
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Micrima’s latest team member 🐶 6 month old, Apollo visited the office yesterday. We managed to keep him entertained - if only he could become a permanent member of the team!
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Today we were in Parliament calling on MPs to urge the Govt to increase its ambition for breast cancer by committing to a truly ambitious target for how long it should take to have breast cancer diagnosed. There is #NoTimeToWaste. Write to your MP today https://t.co/Sn3EWEYL4J
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Welcoming David Fudge to the Micrima team, joining us as Head of IT!
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'There was a point when I was happy with my body, and then I wasn’t - and then I was, and then I wasn’t again. There are so many changes to get used to when you go through treatment; it feels like such a rollercoaster.' - Sukhy https://t.co/9yrsCDB7qn
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"@CR_UK says survival rates improve in breast and bowel cancer once people reach screening age. There is clearly room for improvement in cancer diagnosis and treatment for people, young and old." https://t.co/pZd592dmTD
bbc.co.uk
Deborah James' experience has raised questions about how good the UK is at spotting and treating the disease.
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Welcoming Emma Jackson to the team as our new Clinical Affairs Manager!
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Last year we made a #BSL version of our 'How to Check Your Boobs' video. Our health information is for everyone, so this was a crucial step in us reaching more people who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing with our life-saving message. #DeafAwarenessWeek
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Thank you for all your kind messages.I know there are many aspects of breast cancer that we didn't cover in the film, but I hope we're raising awareness about the emotional & physical complexities of a diagnosis,& starting other conversations. Breast Cancer & Me on @itvhub now
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Critics choice @ST_Culture Julia Bradbury: Breast Cancer & Me Thursday 28th April 9pm #BreastCancer #awreness
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The more we know, the better we will be at taking charge/making sure we get what we need. Our guest blogger, @mmejendouglas has more to say about that! Check out her article here. Learn more about Jennifer: https://t.co/S0rVHzdCyz
https://t.co/3BiFMDRt9y
#mydensitymatters
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'I am certain that at some point I am going to need access to Trodelvy to give me extra time with my baby, which is why it’s so important NICE approves this treatment for use on the NHS.' - Louise Please add your name to our open letter. https://t.co/KNgC8SyiFY
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Dense breasts can make cancer difficult to see from a mammogram, which can lead to late diagnosis of breast cancer. Our work to transform detection of breast cancer for all women, including those with #densebreasts will make a difference to the early diagnosis of #breastcancer.
Do you have dense breasts? Do you know what they are? An early stage diagnosis for #breastcancer can make such a difference to treatment & outcomes #densebreasts #awareness
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Sophie had worked on an inpatient cancer ward for four years before she was diagnosed with breast cancer at 26. “When I was diagnosed, everyone was shocked because of my age, but they shouldn’t have been.” Read her story here: https://t.co/K4bRKLFsh7 💌
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In the midst of a pandemic, a polluted planet, increasing diseases like cancer, on #WorldHealthDay2022, @WHO will focus global attention on urgent actions needed to keep humans and the planet healthy & foster a movement to create societies focused on wellbeing. #HealthierTomorrow
Today is #WorldHealthDay! Environmental factors - including climate change - claim 13 million lives every year. Stop burning fossil fuels like oil, coal and natural gas for a #HealthierTomorrow More: https://t.co/BkliqlrN8L
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Its #WorldHealthDay, so we want to remind you that YOU are the #1 best advocate for your own health. Make and take time to #KnowYourself and speak up when you notice unusual changes. You know your body best so trust your gut & speak to your doctor when things don't feel right 💓
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An early stage cancer diagnosis can make a big difference to a person’s chances of survival. Our work to transform detection of breast cancer for all women will make a difference to the early diagnosis of breast cancer & eventually open breast cancer screening to all ages.
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NHS England is struggling to progress on its flagship target to diagnose 75% of cancer cases at an early stage. The BBC reports, that there has been no improvement in the last 6 years. https://t.co/xnp9QCe8tk
bbc.co.uk
Progress in England has been static for six years - and pandemic may make outlook worse, MPs say.
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