A word from the judging committee

Highlights from the 2024 Prix Galien UK Forum & Awards

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Prof. Sir Munir PIRMOHAMED
Prix Galien UK Committee Chair

2024 Prix Galien UK Award Winners

dropdown-iconBest Pharmaceutical Product

Amicus Therapeutics - Pombiliti® with Opfolda® (PomOp)

dropdown-iconBest Biotechnology Product

Qdenga - Takeda UK Ltd.

VYVGART® - ArgenX

dropdown-iconBest Medical Technology

MSIntuit® CRC - Owkin

dropdown-iconBest Digital Health Solution

Medable Evidence Generation Platform -Medable

dropdown-iconBest Public Sector Innovation

PRINCIPLE and PANORAMIC Trials - University of Oxford

“These individuals and organisations embody the essence of healthcare excellence, demonstrating profound dedication to improving the human condition. Their remarkable contributions serve as beacons of hope and progress, shaping the future of healthcare for generations to come," said Professor Sir Munir Pirmohamed, Chair of the Prix Galien UK Committee.

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Prix Galien UK 2024 Winners

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Prix Galien UK 2024 Awards Ceremony

Preceding the Awards Ceremony, the Prix Galien UK Forum brought forth a day-long exchange on the most significant challenges facing humanity in the realm of disease while highlighting the latest research and clinical pathways toward diagnosis, treatment, and cure. Among the topics discussed in the 2024 edition of the forum:

  • No decision for me without me: Putting Patients at the heart of drug dvpt
  • Introducing New Technologies: Optimising pathways to improve population health
  • Can we use artificial intelligence to design new drugs?
  • Innovation in R&D:The Birth of Breakthroughs
  • Data Driven Medicine: The NHS as a strategic partner in Life Sciences
  • Improving global health outcomes through clinical innovation
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Prix Galien UK 2025 Awards Committee

The Prix Galien UK judging panel comprises numerous of the UK’s leading luminaries in healthcare. The distinguished panel is guided by the conviction that acknowledging research-driven innovation is key to the improvement of healthcare in the UK and human health globally.

A DISTINGUISHED PANEL OF PEERS