Revolutionizing Future Healthcare with Scientific Innovations

Professor Sian Taylor-Philips, a professor of population health at Warwick University, is an advocate for positive thinking and solutions journalism. As the founder of Positive News, an independent, not-for-profit media organisation, she is dedicated to supporting wellbeing and empowering readers to make a difference towards a brighter future.

Taylor-Philips' positive and cheerful attitude is evident in her work, both in delivering research projects and collaborating with her team. This optimistic outlook extends to her personal life, as she personally benefits from the screening programs she advises on, including those for cancer and newborn babies.

In her role at Positive News, Taylor-Philips finds joy in using the latest methods, learning from top scientists, and improving the National Health Service (NHS). She believes that positivity is crucial to bringing about change for the better and improving the NHS.

One of Taylor-Philips' current projects is exploring the potential transformative effects of AI on breast cancer screening. Early results from smaller studies suggest that this AI project could make a significant difference, potentially freeing up radiologists' time and improving detection rates.

Taylor-Philips' father, who experienced a brain injury, is also an advocate for positive thinking. Despite his challenges, he attends positive thinking classes and is an incredibly positive man.

As a mother of a two-year-old and a seven-year-old, Taylor-Philips finds it particularly rewarding to be offered screening programs she has had an input to, knowing it's improving the health of her own children.

Joining the Positive News community allows readers to change the news for good. By supporting Positive News with a regular or one-time contribution, you directly fund the production and sharing of their stories, helping their solutions journalism benefit many more people.

Together, we can make a difference towards a better future. Join Professor Sian Taylor-Philips and Positive News in their mission to promote positivity, support wellbeing, and empower readers to make a difference.