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First CCHF patient dosed today in the UMIT-1 trial in Turkiye! An amazing team at the Dr Abdurrahmem Yurtaslan phase 1 centre and great support from MoH, WHO and MEDEX. A lot of work to get to this point - but CCHF patients haven’t got time to wait ! 👍 GuardRx/TPI for funding.

Fully agree. Not helpful. Whilst we urgently need new tools for CCHF, lockdown won’t be one of them. Risk to UK very low, very different to situation in Turkiye, Iraq and Afghanistan.

I had a fantastic week introducing my dear colleague, long-time friend and mentor, Dr Nathan Kenya-Mugisha, Executive Director of Walimu, to the LSTM community. I'm looking forward to strengthening our collaboration over the coming years. #LSTM125 #Uganda

"I'm furious. Furious that those with power shrug at the humanitarian nightmares unleashed on 1 mil. children. Furious that disease is as well-armed as the warring parties, but it gets no attention.” - James Elder for UNICEF, with Dr Margaret Harris for World Health Organization (WHO), briefing on #Gaza

A new drug treatment could help to prevent malaria during pregnancy for women living with HIV, new research led by LSTM and published in The Lancet suggests. Read more: lstm.ac/48TC5ZT

The Pandemic Institute has awarded almost £700k across four projects aimed at better preparing the world for future pandemics. The newly funded posts will will be invaluable in enabling us to rapidly address emerging infection challenges. thepandemicinstitute.org/news/700k-awar… #EmergingInfections

Great snap of a dwarf tapeworm egg by our Clinical Diagnostic Parasitology Lab LSTM as the cover image for this month's PLOS NTDs . Hymenolepis nana most often infects children in areas with poor sanitation, with an estimated 50m+ infected globally. journals.plos.org/plosntds/artic…

There is a crisis in clinical academia in the UK. We talk of the need to expand medical schools, embed research into the NHS to improve care, & the importance of a vibrant life sciences sector for the economy of the UK, & yet we seem unable to tackle the underlying issues 1/9

We were honoured to receive a Queen’s Anniversary Prize at a special ceremony in Buckingham Palace today for our life-saving tsetse control project Tiny Targets. lstm.ac/QAPrize

10 years on from the horrific West African #Ebola outbreak, WHO has issued updated guidance on how to run Ebola & #Marburg outbreak responses. You read that right. It's been a decade. Quite the decade. iris.who.int/bitstream/hand…

Dismay as UK government halts cash for world-renowned Covid programme | Coronavirus | The Guardian theguardian.com/world/2024/mar…

This #InternationalWomensDay, we're embarking on a journey to celebrate the incredible women of LSTM. They are not just shaping the future of global health; they're breaking barriers, forging equitable partnerships, and pioneering change. #IWD2024 ➡️ lstm.ac/IWD2024

10 years after the horrific West African Ebola epidemic, we have life-saving treatments Yet they remain under the control of just two US pharma corporations And they're almost exclusively kept in a US stockpile for national security purposes From MSF International 👇doctorswithoutborders.org/latest/msf-cal…

Congratulations to Professor Saye Khoo who has received his MBE after being recognised in the 2024 New Year Honours list for services to Infectious Diseases and Pharmacology. 👏 Faculty of Health and Life Sciences Inst of Systems, Molecular & Integrative Biology Read more ➡️ brnw.ch/21wJ51R

It’s International Nurses Day! In the African region, #nurses play a critical role in healthcare, delivering essential primary, community, and specialized care. Today, we celebrate their dedication and impact! #NursesDay

LSTM’s Director, Professor David Lalloo, has joined other sector leaders in signing an open letter criticising misinformation levelled at World Health Organization (WHO) in relation to the Pandemic Preparedness Treaty. Learn more: lstm.ac/WHOTreaty

This by ⁦Adam Kucharski⁩ on our choices were another pandemic to hit shortly is excellent… open.substack.com/pub/kucharski/…

We’re pleased to co-sponsor this new global trial assessing antimalarial medicines in women in their first trimester of pregnancy. SAFIRE will evaluate the efficacy, safety, tolerability and cost-effectiveness of antimalarial drugs to treat uncomplicated malaria.

Great meeting in KL this week for the FIBRIN-2 Consortium planning a Phase 2a trial of an anti-endothelial leak drug. Great colleagues from Liverpool, University of Nagasaki, Seoul University, University of Malaya and the Pasteur Institute Nha Trang Viet Nam. LSTM

The Government of Rwanda today announced the end of the Marburg Virus Disease (MVD) outbreak in the country. This declaration comes after 42 consecutive days with no new cases, following the discharge of the last confirmed patient, in line with the World Health Organization (WHO) guidelines.