We’re thrilled to share our success in the House of Lords on Friday as the Medical Innovation Bill was passed by the Lords and sent to the House of Commons. The Bill now includes a requirement to register all innovations under the Bill. This unprecedented register of innovation, which has been called for by many organisations and individuals, will make it a mandatory requirement for anybody using the Bill to register both the treatment and the outcome results, both positive and negative. It moves treatments that without sharing and transparency could become just an anecdote into sharable evidence that can be used to treat other patients and inform clinical trials. Oxford University have already offered to host the Medical Innovation Register and the Medical Innovation Bill team is consulting widely on how the register will be set-up, managed and funded. We will keep you informed. The Bill has now moved to the House of Commons and is a step closer to helping patients receive novel and innovative treatments. We would never have got to the House of Commons without your support. Thanks so much. With the very best wishes, Liz & Dom Medical Innovation Bill team. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/health/saatchi-bill/11365689/We-now-have-hope-of-finding-new-ways-to-treat-incurable-diseases.html