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Antibiotic Research UK launches small research grants programme
13th April 2021
York-based charity Antibiotic Research UK (ANTRUK) has launched a new small research grants programme in a bid to fund research into antibiotics and antibiotic resistance.
The scheme – which is the charity’s largest grants programme to date – will award one grant of up to £50,000 and six grants of up to £25,000 each.
These grants should focus on antibiotic resistance, new antibiotic therapies, health and societal impact of antibiotic resistance or antibiotic stewardship.
Applications to the scheme will be reviewed by independent external assessors and members of ANTRUK’s Science or Education Committee.
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Antibiotic Research UK calls for clear guidance on the use of antibiotics and COVID-19 vaccines
9th February 2021
Antibiotic Research UK (ANTRUK) has urged the UK government to provide clarity on whether people receiving antibiotics can also receive a COVID-19 vaccination.
The charity, which provides support to people with antibiotic-resistant infections, has said it is clear that better patient advice regarding COVID-19 vaccination is needed.
“We are looking to the UK health authorities to provide clear advice to patients who are on antibiotics as to whether they can be given a COVID-19 vaccine or not,” said Colin Garner, chief executive of ANTRUK.
Search jobs 18-Jan-2021 Antibiotic Research UK announces the appointment of Mr. Simon Dukes as Chair Designate of the Board of Trustees
York, UK, 18th January 2021 / Sciad Newswire / Antibiotic Research UK is delighted to announce the appointment of Mr. Simon Dukes as Chair Designate of its Board of Trustees.
Simon is currently in the news in his role as CEO of the Pharmaceutical Services Negotiating Committee (PSNC) where he is in negotiations with Government on the role of community pharmacies in rolling out the COVID-19 vaccination programme. Simon leads the PSNC committee, and is responsible and accountable for all operational dimensions of the organisation. These include the planning and shaping of NHS services provided by the network of over 11,000 community pharmacies in England, as well as negotiating funding from HM Government. Prior to this Simon was Chief Executive of the UK’s Fraud Prevention Service, Cifas. There,