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As the singular national organisation that works with families, government, service providers, and mainstream support services to obtain the very best outcomes for children with developmental delay or disability and their families, Reimagine Australia has been leading the early childhood sector in embedding best practice and inclusive systems design for over 36 years. Reimagine hosts community-driven experiences that bring creativity, connection, and essential conversation to communities around the world. Reimagine experiences encompass: This research was supported by the National Institute for Health and Care Research UCLH Biomedical Research Centre, the Medical Research Council (MRC) and Cancer Research UK (CRUK). Links

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With Reimagine, you’ll enjoy a one-stop-shop for managing family photos old and new. Reimagine combines the best of MyHeritage’s existing photo features and cutting-edge scanning capabilities. It’s the ideal photo app for seasoned genealogists, and is the perfect way for new audiences to dive into the fascinating world of family history. The new photo scanner feature is exclusive to Reimagine, and is not available on the MyHeritage mobile app. We developed Reimagine as a dedicated, photos-only app, and while we’ve made many of our celebrated photo features available on both platforms, we also want to differentiate Reimagine as a standalone destination for nostalgic photos. This means that in the future we may add new features and experiences that are exclusive to Reimagine. Let’s get started!

Professor Mark Emberton (UCL Surgical & Interventional Science and consultant urologist at UCLH), senior author of the study, said: “The UK prostate cancer mortality rate is twice as high as in countries like the US or Spain because our levels of testing are much lower than other countries. Given how treatable prostate cancer is when caught early, I’m confident that a national screening programme will reduce the UK’s prostate cancer mortality rate significantly. There is a lot of work to be done to get us to that point, but I believe this will be possible within the next five to ten years.” Using MRI as a screening test alongside PSA density allowed detection of cancers that would have been missed by the blood test alone, according to new research from UCL, UCLH and King’s College London. Have old, low-resolution, or blurry photos that you want to improve? Reimagine's photo enhancer feature can help. Using advanced AI technology, Reimagine can enhance the image quality of old photos, repair damaged images, and restore old pictures to their original glory.In recent years, the introduction of MRI as a first step in investigating men at higher risk of prostate cancer has spared one in four men from an unnecessary biopsy, which is invasive and can lead to complications. It is hoped that using MRI as a screening tool that is offered to men without them needing to ask for it could further reduce prostate cancer mortality and overtreatment.