https://www.ukaptb.org/news-and-events daily 0.75 2026-03-26 https://www.ukaptb.org/news-and-events/jessicas-speech-in-appg-tb-2026 monthly 0.5 2026-03-26 https://www.ukaptb.org/news-and-events/world-tb-day-symposium-2026-playbook monthly 0.5 2026-03-26 https://www.ukaptb.org/news-and-events/women-who-refuse-to-let-tuberculosis-win monthly 0.5 2026-03-08 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/627240eb87adab5ab1bf6596/cad79dfd-d0d8-4aac-b5f9-330fb53de960/Florence_Barbara_Seibert_%281897-1991%29.jpg News and Events - Women Who Refuse to Let Tuberculosis Win Modern TB control rests on decades of scientific discovery. Among the pioneers whose work continues to influence tuberculosis diagnostics today is Florence B. Seibert. Seibert played a crucial role in refining the purified protein derivative (PPD) used in the tuberculin skin test, an important tool for detecting TB infection. Her work improved the reliability and standardization of the test, enabling clinicians and public health authorities to better identify individuals exposed to Mycobacterium tuberculosis. Seibert pursued her research at a time when women faced significant barriers in scientific careers. Nevertheless, her contributions remain central to TB diagnostics even decades later. The scientific rigor she brought to immunology and microbiology continues to influence how infectious diseases are investigated today. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/627240eb87adab5ab1bf6596/a6b00712-781e-45b5-8425-f494463a7649/BMJA7QGCYN4FTBTFBTEY.jpg News and Events - Women Who Refuse to Let Tuberculosis Win Contemporary research has expanded far beyond early immunological testing. Scientists such as Lalitha Ramakrishnan have transformed our understanding of TB pathogenesis. Ramakrishnan’s work using zebrafish as a model system revealed critical insights into how Mycobacterium tuberculosis interacts with the immune system. Her research on granuloma formation, host responses, and bacterial survival mechanisms has helped clarify how TB infection develops and persists in the body. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/627240eb87adab5ab1bf6596/b8ae8f3c-52f4-4a21-8b43-cb1f9daf7d97/Janie-B-Shirley-x.webp News and Events - Women Who Refuse to Let Tuberculosis Win - Nurse Janie B. Shirley (pictured left) , one of the Black AngelsCredit: The Williams Family Scientific discoveries alone did not drive progress against TB. Nursing care, patient monitoring, and clinical observation also played a decisive role, particularly in the early twentieth century. One remarkable but often overlooked group of contributors were the Black nurses who worked at Sea View Hospital in Staten Island, New York. 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My project is focused on mathematical modelling of tuberculosis in England, and ultimately defining a cost-effective contact tracing scheme for TB. My background is in mathematics and epidemiology. Prior to my PhD I worked as a research assistant in investigating the barriers to entry into the influenza vaccine market. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/627240eb87adab5ab1bf6596/d8a888a6-2066-4004-86c4-b56e94b6b86d/Photo_Lynn+Altass.jpg News and Events - UKAPTB Network Meeting 2024 - Strengthening partnerships across the UK to end TB - Lynn Altass Lynn Altass has worked in TB since 2003 and previously in research, hospital management, commissioning and public health. With UKHSA, she co-authored the TB Action Plan for England, 2021 to 2026. Her main focus is ensuring delivery of the latent TB testing and treatment programme for NHS England plus supporting TB services and commissioners to provide TB services that best meet patients’ needs. Current work in 2023/24 includes the ‘Get It Right First Time’ (GIRFT) TB Project which works to the principle that a patient should expect to receive equally timely and effective investigations, treatment and outcomes wherever care is delivered, irrespective of who delivers that care. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/627240eb87adab5ab1bf6596/68019027-7177-464c-ab8c-e47abd4321e7/Samara+Barnes.jpg News and Events - UKAPTB Network Meeting 2024 - Strengthening partnerships across the UK to end TB - Samara Barnes Samara Barnes was diagnosed with active pulmonary TB in late 2015 and it was discovered she was also drug resistant a little while into her treatment. Until that point, Samara knew little about the illness apart from the fact that her Grandad had died of TB many years previously. She is now Affected Community co-lead on the Executive Committee of the UK Academics and Professionals to end TB network. It is important for Samara to raise awareness of this illness, be an advocate for reducing the stigma surrounding it and to encourage decision makers in the UK to ensure they keep to their commitment of a year-on-year reduction of TB and contribute to the WHO's commitment to eliminate TB by 2035. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/627240eb87adab5ab1bf6596/dafd058c-a54e-48a3-bdd7-9eda5c5c89c9/Photo_Charlotte+Clayton.jpg News and Events - UKAPTB Network Meeting 2024 - Strengthening partnerships across the UK to end TB - Charlotte Clayton Charlotte has been a Tuberculosis Specialist Community Nurse in Liverpool for the past year, with previous experience in various hospital wards, including Infectious Diseases at the Royal Liverpool Hospital. She has a keen interest in Infectious Diseases and Inclusion Health which led her to complete the Diploma of Tropical Nursing at Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine in 2021. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/627240eb87adab5ab1bf6596/956e7258-0ee7-4c2e-a43d-e172e898e1af/Photo_Gerry+Davies.jpg News and Events - UKAPTB Network Meeting 2024 - Strengthening partnerships across the UK to end TB - Gerry Davies Gerry is Professor of Infection Pharmacology and Consultant in Infectious Diseases at the University of Liverpool. He ran a district TB programme in South Africa from 1994-1998, subsequently conducting TB research in Thailand, Peru and Malawi. He is TB clinical lead for Liverpool and participates in the BTS MDR-TB Advice Service. He is a Cochrane editor, specialising in TB and has extensive experience of TB clinical trials. Since 2012 he served on numerous WHO policy taskforces and guidelines development groups. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/627240eb87adab5ab1bf6596/518952f0-d46e-4b23-a82f-899acd4a393e/Photo_Martin+Dedicoat.jpg News and Events - UKAPTB Network Meeting 2024 - Strengthening partnerships across the UK to end TB - Martin Dedicoat Martin Dedicoat is TB clinical lead for Birmingham and Solihull, Infectious diseases consultant in the TB Unit UKHSA and at University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Trust. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/627240eb87adab5ab1bf6596/d81cd20e-a606-45e3-8e63-89f377cebbaa/Photo_Monica+Dias.jpg News and Events - UKAPTB Network Meeting 2024 - Strengthening partnerships across the UK to end TB - Hannah Monica Dias Hannah Monica Dias leads the work at the World Health Organization (WHO) Global Tuberculosis Programme on advancing multisectoral engagement and accountability, including engaging sectors beyond health to address the key drivers of the TB epidemic and strengthening public-private sector partnerships. She coordinates the WHO Flagship Initiative on ending TB – that focuses on accelerating universal access to quality, WHO-recommended TB prevention and care, advancing research especially into new TB vaccines, strengthening engagement and accountability across sectors beyond health, and on linkages to the broader health agendas on antimicrobial resistance, universal health coverage and pandemic preparedness. Her scope of work includes the development of innovative policies and strategies including on TB elimination and public-private mix, high level advocacy and knowledge sharing, mobilising key stakeholders including youth and civil society, and support to countries in adapting and implementing key guidance including WHO’s Multisectoral Accountability Framework. Prior to joining WHO, she worked at the International Trade Centre in Geneva on HIV and trade, as well as at a private non-profit hospital in Mumbai, India. She holds a Master’s degree in Business Administration (MBA) from the University of Mumbai in India; and a Master’s degree in International Health Policy from the London School of Economics. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/627240eb87adab5ab1bf6596/d950203e-835d-4412-82ec-9e0882f343d9/Photo_PeteDodd.jpg News and Events - UKAPTB Network Meeting 2024 - Strengthening partnerships across the UK to end TB - Pete Dodd Pete Dodd is a professor of mathematical modelling and epidemiology, originally trained in mathematics (Cambridge) and theoretical physics (Imperial College London). He held postdocs in infectious disease modelling at Imperial and the LSHTM, before moving to Sheffield. Pete is interested in developing modelling and statistical methods to better understand tuberculosis burden and epidemiology, and to interpret and evaluate interventions. He is particularly interested in systematic screening for tuberculosis, and interventions to improve detection and management of paediatric tuberculosis. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/627240eb87adab5ab1bf6596/654dc7d0-47a5-4ef9-a196-08f7855a9444/square.jpg News and Events - UKAPTB Network Meeting 2024 - Strengthening partnerships across the UK to end TB - Hanif Esmail Clinical Associate Professor in Infectious Diseases, University College London https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/627240eb87adab5ab1bf6596/012e30af-1f30-41d7-a749-9fdd68ddc348/Photo_Janika+Hauser.jpg News and Events - UKAPTB Network Meeting 2024 - Strengthening partnerships across the UK to end TB - Janika Hauser Janika Hauser is a director of Campaigns in Global Health, an NGO focused on policy engagement and advocacy to bring better health to everyone. Prior to joining CGH, she acted as policy manager at a royal medical college, a policy advisor to an APPG, and worked with civil society and affected communities on TB and global health R&D. She holds a BA in international relations from Exeter and focused her MSc at Aarhus University on MDR-TB policy uptake, conducting research with the WHO Global TB Programme. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/627240eb87adab5ab1bf6596/d1141e72-fcb9-4b54-a13a-766ee8ae7791/Photo_Lord+Herbert.jpg News and Events - UKAPTB Network Meeting 2024 - Strengthening partnerships across the UK to end TB - Rt Hon Lord Herbert of South Downs Nick Herbert is the founder and Chair of the Global TB Caucus and has been involved globally in the fight against TB for nearly two decades. He is a Member of the House of Lords in the United Kingdom Parliament. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/627240eb87adab5ab1bf6596/05a6fda2-741a-45fe-a2c4-381a6a6e4d61/Photo_Gwen+Knight+.jpg News and Events - UKAPTB Network Meeting 2024 - Strengthening partnerships across the UK to end TB - Gwen Knight Dr Gwen Knight is an Associate Professor and co-Director of the AMR Centre at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. She uses mathematical modelling and interdisciplinary data analysis to answer questions around the dynamics of antibiotic resistance in key pathogens such as S. aureus and M. tuberculosis. She currently holds an MRC Career Development Award to explore how AMR prevalence in infection varies by age and sex. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/627240eb87adab5ab1bf6596/2265858a-32b4-4787-86bb-7bffbb958efd/Photo_Marc+Lipman.jpg News and Events - UKAPTB Network Meeting 2024 - Strengthening partnerships across the UK to end TB - Marc Lipman Marc Lipman is Professor of Medicine at UCL and Honorary Consultant in Respiratory and HIV Medicine at the Royal Free Hospital. He is Director of UCL-TB, which is linked to the UCL WHO Collaborating Centre for TB. He chairs the UK Joint TB Committee, and NTM Network UK, the country’s largest NTM clinical research group. He is UKAPTB’s Executive Committee Clinical Lead. Marc’s research focuses on improving patient outcomes and healthcare delivery. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/627240eb87adab5ab1bf6596/2a99756f-1adc-4d28-aa61-81d3878c656e/Photo_Peter+MacPherson.jpg News and Events - UKAPTB Network Meeting 2024 - Strengthening partnerships across the UK to end TB - Peter MacPherson Peter MacPherson is Professor of Global Public Health at the School of Health & Wellbeing, University of Glasgow, Honorary Professor at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, and Honorary Consultant in Communicable Disease Control with Public Health Scotland. He trained in Medicine at Aberdeen University, did Masters degrees at Harvard and University of Liverpool, and his PhD at the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine. Prior to joining the University of Glasgow in January 2023, Peter was Wellcome Fellow and Head of the Public Health Research Group at the Malawi-Liverpool-Wellcome Programme in Blantyre Malawi. His research focuses on the design and evaluation of interventions to improve the diagnosis of tuberculosis, particularly in communities and primary care. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/627240eb87adab5ab1bf6596/45089c1d-0b73-4b90-8e67-c6ae97faa93d/Adrian+M+mugshot.jpg News and Events - UKAPTB Network Meeting 2024 - Strengthening partnerships across the UK to end TB - Adrian Martineau Adrian is Clinical Professor of Respiratory Infection at Queen Mary University of London. The current major focus of his lab is on development of a molecular microbial blood test for M. tuberculosis infection. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/627240eb87adab5ab1bf6596/9679962f-e82c-4c4c-b409-652a6ec08ed7/Photo_Kerry+Millington.jpg News and Events - UKAPTB Network Meeting 2024 - Strengthening partnerships across the UK to end TB - Kerry Millington Dr Kerry Millington is Director of the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine (LSTM) Centre for Tuberculosis Research. She has worked in academia for nearly 20 years, including at the University of Oxford and Imperial College London.  At LSTM, Dr Millington has worked on the K4D and HEART programmes, supporting the use of learning and evidence to improve the impact of development policy and programmes, and currently works to maximise research impact through the LIGHT Consortium, which aims to transform gendered pathways to health for tuberculosis. She co-Chair’s the UK Academics and Professionals to end TB (UKAPTB) network. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/627240eb87adab5ab1bf6596/2cf00303-adf6-4768-90fe-92d30efeca69/Photo_Sarah+Murphy.jpg News and Events - UKAPTB Network Meeting 2024 - Strengthening partnerships across the UK to end TB - Sarah Murphy Sarah is the Clinical Lead TB Nurse Specialist in Kent Community Healthcare Foundation Trust. She has been a TB Nurse Specialist for over 16 years working in a variety of clinical and public health roles. She has worked in London services, National UKHSA TB Unit and more recently in Kent. She was the Lead Nurse for the innovative London TB Extended Contact Screening Project (LTBEx) for which she won RCN’s Public Health Nurse Award. @tb_or_not_tb_uk . https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/627240eb87adab5ab1bf6596/6bffd8c1-ac93-47bf-9b0b-8e09a3b658d9/Photo_Morris+Muzyamba.jpg News and Events - UKAPTB Network Meeting 2024 - Strengthening partnerships across the UK to end TB - Morris Muzyamba Morris Muzyamba is an epidemiologist currently working at Public Health Scotland. He initially worked in biomedical research before doing an MSc in epidemiology at the University of London. Morris has over 10 years’ experience of working in public health having previously worked in healthcare associated infections and tuberculosis (TB) at UKHSA. Previous work in TB included working in UK pre-entry TB screening, latent TB infection and TB surveillance. His current interests include in tuberculosis and inequalities, and zoonotic TB. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/627240eb87adab5ab1bf6596/cca9cf3d-7f3f-43e0-8a98-9130d3ad38d7/Photo_Jess+Potter.jpg News and Events - UKAPTB Network Meeting 2024 - Strengthening partnerships across the UK to end TB - Jessica Potter Dr Jess Potter is a clinician, researcher and activist. She works as a consultant in respiratory medicine and lead of the TB service in a busy London hospital. She is co-chair of UK Academics and Professionals to end TB. Jess is a qualitative researcher with an interest in the structural determinants of healthcare access. She campaigns for the healthcare rights of migrants and to increase TB awareness with a range of organisations and has written about these issues in the national and international press. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/627240eb87adab5ab1bf6596/fd701080-cdce-4239-8f1d-1101ac630e35/Photo_Virendra+Sharma.jpg News and Events - UKAPTB Network Meeting 2024 - Strengthening partnerships across the UK to end TB - Virendra Sharma Virendra Sharma is the Member of Parliament for Ealing Southall, having served since 2007. In Parliament he campaigns on equality, transport, healthcare, and international development, as well as sitting on the International Development Select Committee, Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe, and Panel of Chairs. A long career in local government as Councillor and Mayor, and work on busses, London Underground and care sector preceded his time in Parliament, as did his time as National BAME Officer for the Labour Party for the 1987 and 1992 General Elections. Alongside local campaigns, Virendra chairs the Indo-British, Nepal, TB and Population Development and Reproductive Health All-Party Parliamentary Groups and speaks regularly on those issues. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/627240eb87adab5ab1bf6596/bee802b3-5466-409f-9921-def53cdc9cb5/Photo_Emily+Shaw.jpg News and Events - UKAPTB Network Meeting 2024 - Strengthening partnerships across the UK to end TB - Emily Shaw Dr Emily Shaw is an Infectious Diseases Consultant with a joint appointment at University College London Hospitals and the UKHSA National Tuberculosis Unit. She trained in London and has delivered TB care in high-burden settings, including for the Medecins Sans Frontieres MDR-TB programme in Uzbekistan. Her Wellcome UCL PhD was in BCG vaccinology, and she is a member of UCL-TB. Dr Shaw works with Find and Treat piloting the delivery of LTBI care in HM Prisons and Immigration Removal Centres. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/627240eb87adab5ab1bf6596/45a89405-8be2-4f2e-8ce5-a03396536d51/Photo_Bertie+Squire.jpg News and Events - UKAPTB Network Meeting 2024 - Strengthening partnerships across the UK to end TB - Professor Bertie Squire Bertie Squire is Professor of Clinical Tropical Medicine & Dean of Partnerships, at the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine (LSTM) and Consultant Physician in Infectious Diseases and Tropical Medicine at the Royal Liverpool University Hospital. In his role as Dean at LSTM he has been at the forefront of complex organizational change, leading the development of this international Higher Education Institution’s new partnership strategy. He is Research Director of the UKAID-funded LIGHT and the UNITAID-funded Start4ALL Consortia. He has a strong track record of leadership, including at board level, of public and voluntary international organisations. His passion for international development and foreign policy work is demonstrated by a 28-year record of managing of large, multi-country programmes of multi-disciplinary health research aimed at providing knowledge for action in making health services more accessible to poor and vulnerable people, particularly those with TB. He served as the elected President of the International Union Against TB & Lung Disease (IUATLD) 2008-2011, was a member of the World Health Organisation (WHO) Strategic and Technical Advisory Group for Tuberculosis and is currently a member of the UNICEF, UNDP, World Bank, and WHO-sponsored Special Programme for Research & Training in Tropical Diseases (TDR) Strategic and Technical Advisory Committee. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/627240eb87adab5ab1bf6596/088b1272-84fb-47ee-9464-efb3f8965021/Surinder_Tamne_PHOTO_2023.jpg News and Events - UKAPTB Network Meeting 2024 - Strengthening partnerships across the UK to end TB - Surinder Tamne Surinder. K Tamne is a Senior Nurse and has worked as Lead TB Nurse for 15 years in UKHSA TB Unit. She is an advocate for holistic care, nursing workforce development and early collaboration supporting a system thinking approach to facilitate equitable care that is patient centric. 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