We have collectively achieved much over the past year, such as: These are complex and multi-causal conditions, for which life sciences innovations will be an essential tool to solve. In the current environment, it is vital that we use our collective ingenuity, drawing on expertise from academia, industry and those with lived experience to help tackle the healthcare challenges facing many in the UK and across the globe, such as mental health, addiction, and obesity. The resulting innovations, and ensuring the NHS embraces them, have the potential to bring about transformative changes that will benefit UK patients and the public, and build on the successes we saw during the pandemic. Investment in science and research has never been more important. The UK has long been a powerful centre for science and research in life sciences. We are delighted to introduce the eighth annual life science competitiveness indicators report, a suite of metrics demonstrating the UK’s performance in the life sciences sector and our position in global rankings. Lord Kamall, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State (Minister for Technology, Innovation and Life Sciences)
Lord Callanan, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State (Minister for Business, Energy and Corporate Responsibility)
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