Climate and Health Committee Pool
The Climate and Health Committee Pool consists of a pool of experts who Wellcome can call upon to sit on committees for funding calls in this area as they occur.
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Mental Health Committee Pool
The Mental Health Committee Pool consists of a pool of experts who Wellcome can call upon to sit on committees for funding calls in this area as they occur.
Expanding access to monoclonal antibody-based products: a global call to action
A roadmap to making lifesaving monoclonal antibody treatments affordable and available, particularly to those living in low- and middle-income countries.
Wellcome responds to WHO Pandemic Agreement
Jeremy Knox, Head of Infectious Disease Policy at Wellcome, responds to announcement of a WHO Pandemic Agreement
Global health shouldn’t rely on charity. Now is the time for reform
A reimagined global health system can shift the focus from charitable goals to local priorities. John-Arne Røttingen, CEO at Wellcome, shares the urgent need for reform and…
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John-Arne Røttingen
Vaccination to prevent antimicrobial resistance: new evidence, future priorities and policy implications
This report explores how vaccines can help reduce antimicrobial resistance (AMR), summarising new evidence from 11 Wellcome-funded projects and outlining what’s needed to…
Eh!woza - Things We Left Unseen
The Wellcome Photography Prize 2025 commissioned 17 young people from Khayelitsha, Western Cape, South Africa empowering them to explore health and wellbeing in their…
Spending Review 2025: Why headline ‘£86 billion for research’ figure isn’t as ambitious as it sounds
The UK government’s finance minister has set out the country’s spending plans until 2030. What do they mean for research? Martin Smith, Head of Policy Lab at Wellcome,…
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Martin Smith
Super pollutants: the ‘emergency brake’ to slow global warming
Discover why targeting super pollutants like methane, black carbon, and ozone is key to rapid climate action and better public health.
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Rachel Huxley
Talia Caplan
Centres for Exchange: equity and diversity in research participation
Centres for Exchange aims to find and share better ways for communities most affected by health challenges to inform health research.
COVID-Zero: how businesses can play a critical role in bringing the coronavirus pandemic to an end
By fully funding research and development for COVID-19 testing, treatment and vaccines we can reach COVID-Zero – no preventable deaths, no further lockdowns, no more…
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Mark Henderson
How have Covid-19 vaccines been made quickly and safely?
Unprecedented international cooperation and focus have led to multiple effective and safe Covid-19 vaccines in less than a year, and created a blueprint for future vaccine…
Julia Gillard appointed as next Chair of Wellcome
Julia Gillard, the former Prime Minister of Australia, has been appointed as the next Chair of Wellcome. She will will succeed Eliza Manningham-Buller, who is…
While we wait for a Covid-19 vaccine, let's not forget the importance of the vaccines we already have
With measures to prevent the spread of Covid-19 disrupting immunisation around the globe, millions are now at risk of other deadly diseases. We must act and invest urgently…
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Charlie Weller
Act now, act together to end Covid-19
As global efforts continue to make sure Covid-19 tests, treatments and vaccines are available to those who need them the most, Will Hall writes about the ACT-Accelerator and…
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William Hall
To make the charity sector safe for everyone, we need to Speak Up
We know that in the charity sector it can be difficult for colleagues to challenge bad practice. That’s why we’ve developed Speak Up – a new initiative to help us build a…
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Fraser Simpson
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…
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Jeremy Farrar
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 is essential to bring the pandemic under control. Here’s why.
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- Charlie Weller
International HapMap Consortium Expands Mapping Effort
Map of Human Genetic Variation Will Speed Search for Disease Genes
Lung cancer and melanoma cancer genomes revealed
Research teams led by the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute have revealed the first comprehensive analyses of cancer genomes. The results are published today in the journal ‘…