§ 01 Who we work with
Research bodies, hospitals, medical colleges, and a referral hospital, each one essential to making the work real.
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Health innovation · United Kingdom
A UK health innovation company developing accessible cervical screening technology. Together we conducted Phase 1 of our cervical cancer research across Khagaria and Bhagalpur. Dr Angela Pyne of 10zyme has continued as a key contributor into Phase 2, helping shape the CPD training programme now being delivered.
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Academic research · United Kingdom
In partnership with the University of Essex, we conducted Phase 2 of our cervical cancer research: a qualitative study with healthcare workers and doctors across Bihpur and Purnia. Together we developed the CPD training programme being delivered in June 2026.
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Medical college · Bihar
Bhagalpur Medical College granted ethical approval for our Phase 1 cervical cancer research, allowing us to conduct a rigorous, credible study across two districts.
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Government healthcare · Bhagalpur
A government healthcare facility in Bhagalpur district. Their healthcare workers and doctors opened their doors to us for Phase 2, speaking honestly about what they face every day. What they shared with us is at the heart of the training we built.
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Private healthcare · Purnia
A private healthcare facility in Purnia. Their team sat with us alongside Bihpur PHC, giving us a full picture of what both public and private sector healthcare workers are dealing with on the ground.
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Referral hospital · Khagaria
When someone sits down at our health camp and finds out for the first time that their blood pressure is dangerously high, they need somewhere real to go. Referral Hospital Gogri is that place. We have a working relationship so that every person we refer actually gets seen.
§ 02 Cervical cancer research
Our cervical cancer work was built with partners across India and the UK, from ethical approval to fieldwork to a training programme now being delivered.
A quantitative study across Khagaria and Bhagalpur, with ethical approval from Bhagalpur Medical College, measuring how much the community, healthcare workers, and doctors really understand about cervical cancer. The answer was very little.
A qualitative study with healthcare workers and doctors at Bihpur PHC and Fatma Hospital, Purnia, through group discussions to understand the barriers they face on the ground. What they told us shaped everything that came next.
From those conversations we designed a CPD training programme that addresses what healthcare workers actually face, not the assumed problem. It is being delivered in June 2026.
§ 03 Build something with us
Hospitals, colleges, companies, and researchers who want to build something real with us, not just fund it: we are always open to the conversation.