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Member input needed: Research and Development tax relief advance clearances consultation

There is only a month to go until the government's R&D tax relief advance clearances consultation closes. The consultation explores introducing clearances for R&D tax reliefs to reduce error and fraud, enhance certainty, and improve customer experience. The government seeks feedback on whether such a system would achieve these goals and which design or approach would be most effective. R&D…
Ben Kemp
April 22, 2025
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Media Monitoring: 10th – 16th April

First-ever MHRA analysis of UK clinical trial applications finds new opportunities to drive medical breakthroughs for patients The first-ever analysis of the UK clinical trial landscape by the MHRA and the University of Liverpool reveals the UK is a global leader in clinical research – and sets out key opportunities to deliver even more life-changing treatments for patients. It finds…
Ben Kemp
April 15, 2025
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UK SMI V 5: Laboratory diagnosis of hepatitis C virus – member input required

This UK SMI provides a detailed review of initial and supplemental laboratory-based serological and Nucleic Acid Amplification Tests (NAAT) for the detection and exclusion of Hepatitis C virus (HCV). You can find further information here. Due to the Easter Bank holidays, the deadline for comments has been extended to 25th April 2025. To contribute to the consultation, please use the survey…
Ben Kemp
April 15, 2025
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Study shows 3 million child deaths in 2022 due to antimicrobial resistance (AMR)

A recent study by two prominent child health experts estimates that over three million children globally lost their lives in 2022 due to antibiotic-resistant infections. The highest risk was observed among children living in Africa and South East Asia. The new research drew upon on data from organisations like the World Health Organisation (WHO) and the World Bank and sheds…
Ben Kemp
April 15, 2025
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BIVDA welcomes new Operations Manager, Layla Williams

BIVDA are pleased to welcome Layla Williams as our new Operations Manager. Layla has significant experience working in operational, office management and membership coordination roles. Her career to date has given her great insight into the multi-faceted nature of a trade association and the importance of delivering on member requirements. Layla will be managing our office functions, including meeting room…
Ben Kemp
April 15, 2025
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University of Leeds – Genomic Medicine online Masters course

The University of Leeds provide a Genomic Medicine online Masters and other courses which may be of interest to members looking to expand their knowledge. Genomic Medicine with Data Science MSc (online) - begins March 2025 Excel in your career with an in-demand and unique blend of data science and genomic medicine. Informed by industry experts and designed by Leeds’ leadings…
Ben Kemp
April 15, 2025
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From Tariffs to Talks: BIVDA Pushes for Zero-Zero Trade Approach Amid US Policy Shift

After the earthquake, come the aftershocks. Paul Fisher examines the impact of US tariffs on our sector – and what is being done about it. After the seismic shock of “freedom day”, when the US imposed tariffs of up to 104% on foreign imports (later rising to 127% for China), impacting stock markets across the world, the US administration rowed…
Ben Kemp
April 15, 2025