- GloPID-R action
- GloPID-R coordination
- WHO action
GloPID-R Members and other major players involved in infectious disease outbreaks worldwide reacted rapidly to this emerging epidemic, working closely with WHO to identify the specific funding research priorities needed to tackle the disease. GloPID-R Chairs and Scientific Advisor immediately launched consultations to coordinate future action in line with the GloPID-R global response strategy.
GloPID-R Members and other major players involved in infectious disease outbreaks worldwide reacted rapidly to this emerging epidemic…
Read moreGloPID-R attended the Global Coordination Mechanism meeting of the WHO R&D Blueprint
GloPID-R attended the Global Coordination Mechanism meeting of the WHO R&D Blueprint
Read moreGloPID-R Response Strategy Coordination meetings were held to pinpoint research gaps to identify and set research priorities, and select rapid research projects
GloPID-R Response Strategy Coordination meetings were held to pinpoint research gaps to identify and set research priorities, and select rapid research projects
Read moreContinuing GloPID-R coordination of rapid funding for research priorities and the selection of relevant projects
GloPID-R continues coordination of rapid funding for research priorities and the selection of relevant projects
Read moreGloPID-R attended the virtual Global Research and Innovation Forum of the WHO R&D Blueprint
GloPID-R attended the virtual Global Research and Innovation Forum of the WHO R&D Blueprint
Read moreGloPID-R members gathered virtually on December 23, 2020 to discuss the new variant of SARS-CoV-2. GloPID-R Scientific Advisor, Marion Koopmans, presented an understanding of viral mutations and the biological implications; updates were provided by GloPID-R Vice chairs: Jeremy Farrar for the UK and Charles Wiysonge for South Africa. Further information for the UK was given by the University of Oxford and the WHO presented their situation update and expert guidance.
GloPID-R convened members to a web conference to discuss the new variant of SARS-CoV-2.
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