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UNITE4TB July 2026 Newsletter Now Available
The latest UNITE4TB Newsletter is now available, bringing together key highlights from across the Consortium. -
Antimicrobial Stewardship in Tuberculosis: Key Insights from the 18th UNITE4TB Webinar
On 15 June 2026, UNITE4TB held a webinar entitled “Antimicrobial Stewardship in Tuberculosis”, bringing together experts and stakeholders to discuss the critical role of stewardship in safeguarding tuberculosis (TB) treatment effectiveness. The webinar highlighted that drug-resistant TB remains an important challenge for global TB control, underscoring the urgent need to pres -
Update from the UNITE4TB Community Advisory Group
The UNITE4TB Community Advisory Group (CAG) was pleased to take part in this year’s Annual Meeting in Munich, April 22-24, strengthening community-centred approaches across the consortium. -
UNITE4TB Annual Meeting 2026: Advancing Innovation and Collaboration in Tuberculosis Research
From April 22–24, 2026, the UNITE4TB Consortium gathered in Munich, Germany, for its Annual Meeting, bringing together partners from across the globe to share progress, exchange insights, and shape the next phase of tuberculosis (TB) research and development. -
World TB Day 2026
Tuberculosis remains one of the world’s deadliest infectious diseases. Ending tuberculosis takes more than science — it takes collaboration, commitment, and shared expertise. -
UNITE4TB expands clinical trial program with STEP2C study
UNITE4TB is proud to announce the initiation of STEP2C, a new Phase 2b clinical trial that forms part of the UNITE4TB clinical trial program. -
UNITE4TB December 2025 Newsletter Now Available
The latest UNITE4TB Newsletter is now available, bringing together key highlights from across the Consortium as we close out 2025. -
UNITE4TB Expert Interview Series Complete
We are delighted to announce the conclusion of the UNITE4TB Expert Interview Series, featuring 11 thought-provoking conversations with leading voices from across the consortium. -
UNITE4TB’s PARADIGM4TB trial launches Wave 2 recruitment
The UNITE4TB Consortium has announced the start of recruitment for Wave 2 of the PARADIGM4TB trial, marking another important milestone in the effort to accelerate the development of novel tuberculosis (TB) treatment regimens. -
UNITE4TB Flagship Trial Completes First Wave Recruitment
PARADIGM4TB, the flagship trial of UNITE4TB, has reached an important milestone by successfully completing recruitment for the first stage of the study. This initial phase evaluated 10 experimental drug regimens alongside two control regimens. In total, PARADIGM4TB will test 14 drug regimens, aiming to accelerate the development of new treatments for tuberculosis (TB). -
UNITE4TB Expert Interview Series
We’re excited to launch a new video interview series featuring insights from experts across the UNITE4TB Consortium. -
UNITE4TB Annual Meeting 2025: Transforming TB Care Together
From 6 to 8 May 2025, the UNITE4TB Consortium convened in London for its Annual Meeting. Held across three venues — the Wellcome Collection, the Royal College of Physicians, and UCL’s MRC Clinical Trials Unit, the program spanned three focused days: Consortium Day, Scientific Day, and a Closed Investigator Meeting. -
UNITE4TB experts featured in new video on TB management
Three members of the UNITE4TB Consortium – Derek Sloan, Daniela Cirillo, and Hanif Esmail – share their insights in a new European Respiratory Society (ERS) video titled “Updates on the Management of Tuberculosis.” -
Recent Publications from the UNITE4TB Consortium
The UNITE4TB Consortium recently published four new publications, one in the journal of Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics and three in Breathe, making continued strides to disseminate the work of the project. -
UNITE4TB welcomes the ENABLE study to its expanding clinical trial program
The UNITE4TB Consortium is pleased to announce that the ENABLE study is the latest trial to be added to its growing clinical trial program, reaffirming the project’s commitment to advancing tuberculosis (TB) treatment through innovative research.