Dr Gunter Schmidt and Dr Ivan Petyaev - directors of Cambridge Theranostics Ltd
Ateronon capsules after production
Tomatoes come under the microscope
A bunch of tangerine tomatoes
Taking an Ateronon capsule
Tomatoes part of Mediterranean diet
An old lady prepares tomatoes part of Mediterranean diet
Graph showing how Ateronon reduces oxidation of LDL cholesterol after two months
Graph showing level of absorption of lycopene over two months when taking one Ateronon capsule a day
Research into tomatoes under the microscope
Packet of a month supply of Ateronon capsules
Prof Howard Sesso, ScD, MPH, Assistant Professor of Medicine Harvard Medical School - Brigham and Women's Hospital
Alf Lindberg, CEO of Nobel Prize Organisation
Cambridge Theranostics Ltd, offices at Babraham Research Campus, Babraham, Cambridge, England
Stock picture of Ateronon capsule
Cambridge Theranostics Ltd directors
Picture of Ateronon capsule and packaging
A NEW pill containing tomatoes could save hundreds of thousands of lives, the Cambridge firm behind it has claimed.
