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How do you know if a treatment worked... when you can’t even see the #parasite? That’s the challenge with #Chagas. 🎥 In Ep. 4 of #DrugDiscoveryExplained, Fanny explains how our new antibody test helps predict treatment success much faster ⤵️ youtube.com/shorts/TUSgRZI…

The Global Accelerator for Paediatric Formulations (GAP-f) aims to promote innovation and access to child-friendly formulations of medicines. Find out what they have been learning in this Personal View in The Lancet Child & Adolescent Health thelancet.com/journals/lanch…

Join Drugs for Neglected Diseases initiative & @PATHTweets at World Health Summit Regional Meeting 2025 for a panel discussion on Leveraging Artificial Intelligence for Transformative Drug Discovery and Development. Discover how AI is transforming R&D & expanding access to life-saving treatments. 🔗Register now: tinyurl.com/mwy3myw5

Our very own Michelle Childs discusses how this week's landmark WHO pandemic agreement could ensure public funding leads to public benefit - very informative piece by Sara Nolen in The New York Times nytimes.com/2025/04/16/hea…

In Turkana County, most #mycetoma patients are ostracized, treated as cursed or contagious. Children miss school because of stigma associated with the disease. Drugs for Neglected Diseases initiative goal is to develop new treatments that can prevent amputation & disability. Samwel Doe ouma➡️bit.ly/42AnUJb

📢Join us at the 78th World Health Assembly for a high-level side event on advancing access to paediatric medicines! 📅 20 May 2025, 🕰️18:30–20:30 CET at Jardin de Penthes, Geneva 🚀Let's strengthen the global ecosystem for #children's #health together! 🔗bit.ly/43TYOG9

A #ClinicalTrial is underway in Liverpool to advance a new oral treatment for #VisceralLeishmaniasis — one of the world’s deadliest parasitic diseases. Together with NHS University Hospitals of Liverpool Group & University of Liverpool, we’re testing a promising new drug: DNDI-6899. Wellcome 🔗 bit.ly/447sGyN

⏰ Only 10 days to go! Apply now to become our next #PatientRepresentative. We’re looking for someone who can help ensure our programmes and commitments truly reflect the needs of the communities we serve. 📆 4 May 2025 👉 bit.ly/3YcyQdf 📣 Help us spread the word!

Drugs for Neglected Diseases initiative and partners have initiated clinical trials testing a new, easier-to-administer, & patient-friendly form of a medicine used to treat cryptococcal meningitis, which is a major health threat to people with weakened immune systems, including those with advanced HIV disease.

On the last day of World Health Summit Regional Meeting 2025, Drugs for Neglected Diseases initiative & PATH brought together voices across industry and acedemia to explore how AI can drive transformative drug discovery & ensure equitable access to life-saving treatments.

🏆 Thank you to the Prize Committee and 内閣府 for this incredible honour. We are truly grateful to be awarded the 5th prestigious Hideyo Noguchi Africa Prize in the Medical Services category, a meaningful recognition of the urgent need to tackle neglected health challenges.

We’re hiring! 📌 Director, South Asia Regional Office – Based in India 🔸Play a key role in leading the institutional development in the India sub-continent for DNDi, engaging with senior stakeholders for DNDi, and managing the South Asia Office. 👉 bit.ly/4lSeEaK

We are deeply saddened by the passing of Dr Marco Aurélio Krieger of Fiocruz, a true champion of science, public health, & innovation. It was an honour to work alongside him through the Dengue Alliance and our long-standing collaboration with Fiocruz. 👉 bit.ly/4iKGtit

.Drugs for Neglected Diseases initiative, the National Health Service University Hospitals of Liverpool Group, and the University of Liverpool have initiated a clinical trial in Liverpool, United Kingdom to test an oral drug for visceral leishmaniasis, one of the world’s deadliest parasitic diseases.