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A widely promoted checklist to reduce complications and deaths during surgery is not straightforward to implement in either high- or low-income countries, says new research.…
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Across the world, there are unacceptable disparities in access to Covid-19 vaccines, leaving many vulnerable people unprotected. This paper considers this challenge and sets…
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As the World Health Organization (WHO) announces a new variant of concern, we find out what people around the world think about Covid-19 vaccine distribution.
This report gathers the perspectives of vaccine manufacturers in Africa, highlighting the challenges to scaling up vaccine manufacturing capacity and capabilities, and the…
In an open letter ahead of the G7 Summit, our Director Jeremy Farrar and Steven Waugh, Executive Director at the UK Committee for UNICEF (UNICEF UK) urge the UK…
Wellcome comments on the government’s proposed changes to planning rules to make it easier to build laboratories, data centres and digital infrastructure and to consult…
How can vaccine manufacturers in Africa expand their manufacturing capacity and capabilities? Deborah King, Vaccines Lead at Wellcome, highlights five key areas for support…
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…
Ghana and Cote D’Ivoire have become the first countries to receive Covid-19 vaccines through COVAX. Richard Hatchett, CEO at the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness…
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Antibiotics have been saving millions of lives for decades, but we’ve now reached a point where we need to save antibiotics. A global research strategy funded by Wellcome…
Red blood cells cultured in a laboratory will be trialled in human volunteers for the first time within the next three years, as part of a long-term research programme funded…