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The global response to AMR: momentum, success, and critical gaps
This report gives an update on the status quo, recent developments and remaining critical gaps in the global response to antimicrobial resistance.
Sleep, circadian rhythms and mental health: advances, gaps, challenges and opportunities
This scoping report offers a broad overview of the current research landscape relating sleep and circadian rhythms to mental health, with a focus on depression, anxiety…
Bridging the gap: building trust between researchers and participants collecting mental health data
This report is a thorough investigation of digital tools and features that support the meaningful interaction of researchers and participants throughout the research…
Experts share three changes we need to see in anxiety research
Professor Ed Watkins and Dhriti Sarkar explain how to bridge the gaps in our understanding of anxiety-related problems and improve the lives of millions of people living with…
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Simge Eva Dogan
Improving global pandemic preparedness by 2025
This paper outlines three areas – global coordination and leadership; financing and how to address key gaps in pandemic infrastructure – that will have the biggest impact on…
Surveillance and Epidemiology of Drug-resistant Infections Consortium
The Surveillance and Epidemiology of Drug-resistant Infections Consortium (SEDRIC) brings together a range of international experts to share expertise and take action to…
How does exercise help with depression? This research team aims to find out
Exercise has been shown to improve depression, but we don’t know how it works exactly. We spoke to Professor Jonathan Roiser about his new research study that could help fill…
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- Simge Eva Dogan
How research has fundamentally changed the response to Ebola in DRC
It's a year since the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo began. If we want to prevent future outbreaks lasting a year, the world needs to address…
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Josie Golding
Science's role in protecting health from climate change isn't done
Health was everywhere at COP26, but often invisible. Now, the climate action that follows must be led by science that reaches those who need it, and confidently bridges the…
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Beth Thompson
Lassa fever: why we need to speed up research
Lassa fever is now on the priority list of the World Health Organization and the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness. But we need to continue to fill in the gaps in research.
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- Josie Golding
The digital tools using data to revolutionise mental health research
Data has the power to transform mental health science, but we need better tools to harness its potential. Wellcome's Mental Health Data Prize aims to address this gap. Now,…
We need to act fast to stop the spread of superbugs
Health representatives from national governments and agencies, civil society, the private sector and global philanthropies will meet in Ghana next week, to focus on ambitious…
How well do first and second vaccine doses work against Covid-19?
Critics warned against the UK policy of leaving a longer gap between doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech and Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccines. Now we have more data, what…
How the response to Ebola outbreaks shows why we need to prioritise preparedness
Ebola is now a disease that can be diagnosed and treated. To prevent Ebola outbreaks from occurring in the first place, the world needs to be proactive to be better…
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- Josie Golding
Genomics has endless potential, if everyone is included
Learn how increasing diversity in genomic datasets will benefit global health and scientific progress.
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Michael Dunn
3 things G7 leaders can do to end the Covid-19 pandemic
The G7 summit is a critical opportunity for political leaders to change the course of the Covid-19 pandemic and concretely discuss how we need to…
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Sophie Evekink
Tracking the health effects of climate change around the world
Data is a powerful tool for understanding the health effects of climate change. That’s why we’ve mapped 120 years of global climate and health data to illustrate how climate…
Understanding what works for workplace mental health: putting science to work
This report summarises research insights about promising approaches for improving the mental health of young workers.
How should the world invest to prevent the next pandemic?
The profound and inequitable health and economic impacts of Covid-19 highlight flaws in the systems we have in place to prepare for and respond to infectious disease…
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- Beth Thompson