Quality assurance of teachers’ continuing professional development
This rapid evidence review looks at lessons from other quality assurance systems, and how they could be applied to teachers’ continuing professional development (CPD) in…
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Wellcome’s response to the Independent Review of Research Bureaucracy
This is our response to the review, led by Professor Adam Tickell, which set out findings and recommendations to reduce bureaucracy in research.
Wellcome’s response to the Independent Review of Research Bureaucracy
Our response to the review, led by Professor Adam Tickell, which set out findings and recommendations to reduce bureaucracy in research.
Wellcome Trust strengthens its open access policy
The Wellcome Trust today announces that it will be strengthening the manner in which it enforces its open access policy with immediate effect. Failure to comply with the…
UK Government urged to permit use of techniques to prevent transmission of mitochondrial diseases
Leading medical research charities have signed a joint open letter to the Secretary of State for Health, the Rt Hon Andrew Lansley MP, urging him to introduce regulations to…
Traditional Chinese medicine ‘cuts malaria mortality rates by a third’
The largest clinical trial ever conducted into the treatment of severe malaria has brought calls for an immediate change to the medication patients are given, after it found…
Is the ‘longevity gene’ nearing the end of its life?
Sirtuins, proteins believed to significantly increase lifespan in a number of organisms - and the claimed target of some anti-ageing creams - do not, in fact, affect animal…
Why we need to share vaccine doses now and why COVAX is the right way to do it
We need urgent international action to achieve more equitable global access to Covid-19 vaccines. Countries that have ordered more vaccine …
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Greater investment is needed to help countries with the weakest health systems prepare for Covid-19
We’ve awarded £12 million, in partnership with DFID, to speed up global Covid-19 research and development and help low- and middle-income countries prepare. But more…
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Wellcome is strongly opposed to slavery and human trafficking. We strive to act ethically and with integrity in all our business dealings and relationships to ensure that…
Leading charities launch campaign to highlight importance of patient records for medical research
Our medical records hold valuable information that could help save and improve lives, say leading medical research organisations today. By allowing researchers access to the…
Global scientific community commits to sharing data on Zika
Leading global health bodies including academic journals, NGOs, research funders and institutes, have committed to sharing data and results relevant to the current Zika…
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Sanger's scientific legacy saved by Wellcome Trust
The laboratory notebooks of double Nobel Prize winner and eminent scientist Fred Sanger have been safeguarded thanks to the commitment of funding from the Wellcome Trust.
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Episode 5: Can new technology help predict psychosis?
Alisha is in discussion with Professor Iris Sommer to understand more about psychosis – one of the most severe and stigmatised mental health conditions – and hear about an…