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Additional £90k funding Sepsis Research FEAT is delighted to continue to support the GenOMICC study at the University of Edinburgh’s Roslin Institute. Our aim always has been and always will be to invest in research into sepsis and critical illness to help improve outcomes and develop new treatments. GenoMICC has proven that research into genes […]
We are very excited to have partnered with a new corporate supporter – NL Property. The founding directors of property, investment, and development company are marking 30 years in business by attempting to raise £30,000 for Sepsis Research FEAT. NL Property’s Guy Harman from Tunbridge Wells in Kent and Nigel Berney from Radlett in Hertfordshire […]
World Clinical Trials Day Thursday 20th May was World Clinical Trials Day and we were delighted that a piece put out by our PR consultant was picked up by various papers and online publications across the UK. Publications including the London Evening Standard, Yahoo News, The Northern and Southern Daily Echo, News Chain Online, and […]
A new campaign is setting out to help young people recognise the five early warning signs of a condition which causes 11 million deaths around the world each year. Biomedical engineers from the University of Glasgow have teamed up with the charity Sepsis Research FEAT (Fiona Elizabeth Agnew Trust) to develop an activity pack which […]
Scottish Government Campaign Postponed We’re disappointed to share the news that our third public awareness campaign, due to be launched in April 2020 in partnership with the Scottish Government, has been postponed until March 2021 because of the COVID-19 outbreak. We hope that the campaign will be rescheduled for March 2021, and will continue to […]
You may have read recently in the press that Blackbaud a supplier of customer relationship management software services was affected by cybercriminals who were able to hack their systems requesting a ransom. We want to assure Sepsis Research FEAT supporters and donors that we have not been affected by this as we are not a […]
VITAL research part-funded by Scottish-based charity Sepsis Research (FEAT) is at the forefront of a major new UK initiative in the fight against Covid-19. Dr Kenneth Baillie, who leads a team of experts at Edinburgh University’s world-renowned Roslin Institute, has been named Chief Investigator by Genomics England in a partnership studying the genetic blueprints of […]
The research team at the world-leading The Roslin Institute led by Dr. Kenny Baillie is to receive a much-needed injection of government funding to track the spread of the coronavirus by using clues in its genetic code. We are hugely excited that our existing research partnership with the Institute, co-funded by Sepsis Research (FEAT), is jump-starting […]
CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) STATEMENT As the spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19) continues, our number one priority at Sepsis Research FEAT remains the safety and wellbeing of our donors, volunteers, and supporters. We are staying well informed of this rapidly changing crisis and are following the recommendations from the Government, Public Health England, Public Health Scotland, and the Institute […]
Children being treated for the life-threatening illness, sepsis, at the Royal Hospital for Children in Glasgow will benefit from improved treatment from today thanks to vital new equipment provided by two charities. Sepsis Research (FEAT), the only UK charity dedicated to raising money for sepsis research, and Spifox combined to donate six monitors to the […]