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A video highlighting the 'co-benefits' of measures to reduce geenhouse gas emissions.

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The Wellcome Trust has now committed more than £10 million as part of an emergency package of research funding to tackle the ongoing Ebola epidemic in West Africa. The news…

As the climate crisis intensifies, it shrinks and contaminates the water we rely on. We need to act now to reduce the existing and emerging threat that this poses to our…

Delta, Omicron, Alpha. Covid-19 variants keep appearing. But this isn't surprising. All viruses naturally mutate and new variants of a virus are expected to occur over time.…

Charlie Weller has been at Wellcome since 2014 and Head of Prevention since September 2021. Her work at Wellcome has included leading the funding response to the West African…

Charlie Weller, Head of Prevention at Wellcome, responds to the publication of the World Health Organization's Global tuberculosis report 2022.

Researchers think cannabidiol (CBD) could offer a ground-breaking new treatment for people with psychosis. A new Wellcome-supported study could help find the answers.

Wellcome responds to the announcement from the UK Government will rejoin Horizon Europe, the EU's scientific research scheme and world’s largest research collaboration…

Diversity in data is key to increasing health and wellbeing globally. That’s why we’re funding a team of researchers in Africa to plan and use the largest population data…

Wellcome responds to the UK government's new £650 million package of funding for life sciences.

Dr Josie Golding responds to the WHO declaration of a Public Health Emergency of International Concern for Monkeypox.

We want to help the world overcome Covid-19. We’re calling for urgent international action to get lifesaving tests, treatments and vaccines from the laboratory to the front…

This fund enables individuals and organisations to use creative approaches in engaging the public with health research.

We have a number of committees, panels and expert review groups that shortlist and interview people who have applied for funding. 

This group gives advice and support to help us implement our science strategy.

We worked with EU institutions, the UK government, the research sector and others to achieve a Brexit settlement that allows research to thrive in the UK and Europe.

Africa has ambitions to produce its own vaccines, but it will take a robust regulatory system to achieve this.