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Dr Victoria Goss is Associate Professor in Early Diagnosis and Translational Research at the University of Southampton and Head of Early Diagnosis and Translational Research at the Southampton Clinical Trials Unit. She holds a PhD and leads research focused on developing and evaluating new diagnostic approaches, particularly for the early detection of multiple cancers and related conditions such as pancreatic pathology following diabetes diagnosis. Her work includes oversight of studies such as the SAFE-D surveillance project and contributions to trials involving blood tests for early-stage cancers and multicancer early detection protocols.
Dr Goss has an extensive publication record with contributions to peer-reviewed journals on topics including proteomic and lipidomic signatures in asthma, surfactant phospholipid kinetics, phosphatidylcholine metabolism in preterm infants, and antiviral responses in bronchial epithelial cells. Recent publications from 2024 and 2025 address multicancer early detection using plasma amino acid measurements, oxidative stress in mechanically ventilated patients, and inflammasome activation in severe asthma. She collaborates on projects involving respiratory diseases and translational research to improve patient outcomes through clinical trials.
Explore the VIOLET study at University of Southampton testing tampons for early ovarian cancer detection via microRNA biomarkers, promising hope for high-risk UK women.
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