
Gates Medical Research Institute
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Helping the lives of people with the greatest need by combining breakthrough science and cutting-edge product development. #globalhealth
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Monoclonal antibodies have potential to treat infectious diseases in LMICs, but high costs and slow production hinder access. Our own Chun Chen, highlights three strategies to improve efficiency: 1ļøā£ Scale up 2ļøā£ Scale out 3ļøā£ Scale by time Read more: bioprocessonline.com/doc/strategiesā¦

TB is the leading infectious killer but scientific breakthroughs could change that. On #WorldTBDay, I spoke with Gates Medical Research Institute CEO Patrice Matchaba about whatās ahead - from the M72 vaccine candidate to new diagnostics & drugs. Continued global collaboration is essential to #EndTB

After decades of research and implementation, the World Health Organization (WHO) has officially declared Georgia malaria-free. Effective health care policies, mosquito control and treatments have led the WHO European Region to eliminate malaria for future generations. who.int/news/item/23-0ā¦





To tackle public health threats, local scientists need access to the right resources. ClinOps provides African scientists with clinical trial training to enhance research and innovation. By investing in programs like this, we can advance global health. bmcmededuc.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11ā¦



Tuberculosis (TB) remains a global health challenge. Our own Alemnew Dagnew led a study using Group-Based Trajectory Modeling to track TB notification patterns over time, identifying geographic clusters to strengthen intervention strategies. Read more: bmcpublichealth.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11ā¦


TB cases among children under 15 in the World Health Organization (WHO) European region rose to 7,500ā 650 more than in 2022. Increased travel & better diagnostics play a role, but more substantial global TB funding is critical to prevent further setbacks. reuters.com/business/healtā¦


