We are faced with a global pandemic of tuberculosis and new tools to control this disease are needed urgently. We believe that new and old optimized drugs are central to any control strategy and the fastest route to tuberculosis elimination.
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Community engagement workshop
In the afternoon of 20th of February a ninety minutes interactive workshop on community engagement was held. The inspiring Erica Sanga, Community Engagement Coordinator at NIMR Mwanza, Tanzania, led the workshop. During this workshop, participants from different sites shared their experiences and challenges on community engagement activities. Participants discussed their best practices for successful engagement…
SimpliciTB General Assembly F2F
Delegates from all of our collaborators in SimpliciTB TB travelled from across the world to attend the annual face to face General Assembly (GA) meeting in Mbeya, Tanzania. Trial progress was reported, with a focus on recruitment and medical monitoring. An important development was the launch of the Capacity Development programme that allows members of…
PanACEA Annual Meeting 2020
For the 10th annual face to face meeting the PanACEA consortium came together in Mbeya, Tanzania, on 19-20 February 2020. This year our partner Mbeya Medical Research Centre (NIMR MMRC) hosted the event. The warm hospitality and great organisation of the team made for a very positive meeting environment. We were off to a great…
PanACEA General Assembly
Monday 9th of December the PanACEA General Assembly (GA) met again for its quarterly assembly to report and discuss the progress of the project. The first phase of the BTZ043 trial has started at the end of November at UCTLI and TASK Applied Science. Preparations for the SUDOCU and PHENORIF trials are progressing. Next time,…
Press Release
The new drug substance BTZ043 is being tested on patients for the first time in a Phase II study performed by the PanACEA consortium. The trial is carried out in Cape Town, South Africa at TASK Applied Science Clinical Research Centre and the University of Cape Town Lung Institute (UCTLI). The study is funded by…