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    ReAct Africa and LifeArc announce launch of ASPIRE initiative to combat antimicrobial resistance in Zambia and Kenya

    ReAct (Action on Antibiotic Resistance) Africa, in partnership with self-funded medical research organisation and charity LifeArc, is excited to introduce…

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  • Black background with text: Announcing team PROTECT as one of five new global Cancer Grand Challenges teams. PROTECT will be awarded up to $25m over five years to tkae on the Solid tumours in children challenges. Logo of Cancer Grand Challenges and Cancer Research UK and National Cancer Institute in top right corner.
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    LifeArc joins £20m international project to develop novel cancer treatment for children

    LifeArc is investing up to £4.9 million to bolster a joint international project to create new cancer therapies specifically for…

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    Articles & blogs

    6 challenges in rare disease research and how we can overcome them

    Rare conditions, individually, have low patient numbers. However, with more than 7,000 rare diseases identified, collectively there are millions of…

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    LifeArc’s Edinburgh labs featured in STV segment about innovations for people living with bronchiectasis

    Recently, our team had the pleasure of hosting STV for an exciting feature at the BioQuarter campus in Edinburgh. Watch…

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  • LifeArc scientist Kevin Gillen loads samples into a large cylindrical lab machine
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    LifeArc welcomes Labour Life Sciences sector plan

    Ahead of an upcoming general election, it is important that all political parties consider how they would support the life…

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    News releases

    LifeArc makes multi-million pound investment to support drug discovery in sub-Saharan Africa

    LifeArc and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation are jointly investing £6 million ($7.2m) in the Grand Challenges African Drug…

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    Two influential life science leaders join LifeArc science team

    This quarter, we look forward to welcoming 2 new colleagues – Heather McKinnon and Giovanna Lalli – to strategic leadership…

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    NHS trial uses artificial intelligence to predict severe infections and transform lives of people living with chronic lung conditions

    A new NHS trial is using a home monitoring app combined with artificial intelligence (AI) to predict when people living…

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    2023 wrapped: Our highlights from a successful year

    As 2023 comes to a close, we reflect on another great year at LifeArc filled with, exciting partnerships and initiatives,…

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    LifeArc contributes to revitalisation of groundbreaking science education centre for children and young people

    Centre of the Cell is the first informal science education centre in the world to be located within working biomedical…

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    News releases

    LifeArc announces £5 million drug repurposing programme for motor neuron disease

    LifeArc announced today that it will commit £5 million in grant funding to find new treatments for motor neuron disease…

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  • Pharmacist holding medicine box and capsule pack in pharmacy drugstore.
    News releases

    New UK-India research project trialling easy-to-use test to help fight against global threat of antimicrobial resistance

    A new UK-India research project, DOSA2, is trialling an easy-to-use test to determine if a urinary tract infection (UTI) is…

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