James Arkinstall
@jmsark
Director of comms @Dndi non-profit developing new meds for dengue, Chagas, leishmaniasis, sleeping sickness, filaria and other IDs. Likes science and mountains
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#Comms people: World Health Organization (WHO) is hiring a writer / storyteller to generate stories & AV material on #COVID19, #LongCovid etc. 10 months consultancy, from anywhere. Closes 29 April. ✏️ careers.who.int/careersection/…
We’re very honoured to be the recipient of the prestigious #PrincessofAsturiasAwards! We thank the Jury and Fundación Princesa de Asturias for giving such outstanding visibility to the millions of people around the world who are neglected by traditional pharmaceutical research. bit.ly/3N6tKdr
'Greener healthcare aligns with the principles of high quality healthcare. It’s a win-win: healthier patients, better quality of life, lower costs, lower carbon.' Sarah Ouanhnon outlines the benefits of NHS England reducing its carbon footprint. #OSHFORUM2023 #climatechange
New film by Drugs for Neglected Diseases initiative, Out of the Shadows, tells the story of researchers around the world developing treatments for patients who have lived in the shadows for too long. We’re committed to continue #InnovatingTogether with DNDi for the most neglected! bit.ly/dndi20film
To mark their 20th year, our colleagues at Drugs for Neglected Diseases initiative have released a short film highlighting the struggle and the need for new treatments to be developed for neglected diseases. Watch📽️
Congratulations to #noma campaigners Mulikat Okanlawon and Fidel Strub - named in TIME's 100 influential people in global health! TIME Health #TIME100HEALTH Their awareness-raising contributed to World Health Organization (WHO) adding noma to its list of #NTDs 🙌 Elysium Noma Survivors Association 📰 time.com/6967236/okanla…
Congrats to our partner Drugs for Neglected Diseases initiative on the approval of their drug acoziborole to treat sleeping sickness! 🎉 This neglected disease could now be cured with a safe, single-dose pill, rather than complicated, toxic treatments that have previously been used.