Four reasons why we need multiple vaccines for Covid-19
Having a range of Covid-19 vaccines available for people to use around the world will be essential to bringing the pandemic under control. Here’s why.
Seven vital questions about the RNA Covid-19 vaccines emerging from clinical trials
Preliminary data from phase III clinical trials has shown the Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna Covid-19 vaccines to be more than 90% effective. So, how do they work, are they safe, and when will they be available?
Six pioneering ways to stop superbugs
From India to Latin America, pioneering efforts are being made to reduce the rise and spread of AMR: antibiotic-resistant superbugs
Drug-resistant infections: what we’re doing now to tackle this slow-moving pandemic
To stop life-threatening infections from escalating, the world must control the spread of drug-resistant infections. Tim Jinks explains Wellcome's role in the global response to antimicrobial resistance.
Can Europe invest now to avoid future lockdowns?
As heads of state and international organisations meet at the Paris Peace Forum, we ask whether investing in treatments now could help end this crisis.
Science can give us the tools to end the pandemic, but it needs funding
Vaccines, tests and treatments, alongside well-equipped health systems, are the solutions to bringing the Covid-19 pandemic under control. But this won’t happen without urgent investment.
A look inside the global partnership that's working to find and deliver Covid-19 treatments
Finding and delivering Covid-19 treatments worldwide requires global collaboration at an unprecedented scale. This is being done through the ACT-Accelerator Therapeutics Partnership.
Wellcome's bold ambitions to improve health through our new strategy
We've introduced a new vision and strategy for Wellcome that we hope will have significant positive impacts on the course of human health over the next two decades.
We need Covid-19 treatments as well as vaccines – and they have to work for everyone
Effective treatments, that are accessible to everyone who needs them, have to be part of the solution to the coronavirus pandemic – here's why.
How can we get effective treatments for Covid-19?
From repurposed drugs to new therapies – researchers are working at incredible speed to find the best ways to treat Covid-19 patients.