Tuberculosis is a curable and preventable infectious disease. And yet, 1.3 million people died from it in 2022.

Developing a new vaccine would save millions of lives.

That’s why we partnered with the Gates Foundation to fund the M72 vaccine trial ⤵️
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We’re funding researchers to investigate if peer-led interventions could help students with depression in India.

Making sure these interventions align with the needs of students is a key priority.

Find out more ⤵️
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Our new mental health funding opportunity will support projects that apply neuroscience approaches to improve understanding of the symptoms of anxiety, depression and psychosis.

Find out if you’re eligible and apply ⤵️
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🚘 Switching to low-emission vehicles in Japan.
🚲 Promoting cycling and walking in New Zealand.
🌳 Providing accessible healthcare to protect forests in Indonesia.

Find out how these climate mitigation actions can protect and improve health ⤵️
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A new generation of vaccines could help control cholera outbreaks and protect people’s health.

But, as well as developing vaccines, we need more research on how to use the limited supply of available vaccines in the best way.

Prof Holmgren explains ⤵️
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