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Humanimal Trust

Impact Report 2025/26

Humanimal Trust champions 'One Medicine' — closer collaboration between human and veterinary medicine — by funding cross-species research, building professional and public awareness through webinars and school outreach, and engaging policymakers, including its first Parliamentary Reception in 2026. Source: Humanimal Trust Impact Report 2025/26 PDF, retrieved Sept 2026.

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Funding for One Medicine research (Cancer Discovery Fund, Professional and Student Connections Awards); development of an ethical framework for animal-inclusive clinical research via the Public and Guardian Involvement and Engagement (PGIE) group; a free One Medicine Webinar Series and Thought Leadership blog series; school workshops and children's book donations to hospitals and hospices; a Student Ambassador Programme (launched June 2026); Parliamentary engagement; and the One Medicine Network professional community and business directory

Key Metrics

Key Metric 1 Awarded £200,000 through the Cancer Discovery Fund, now active research at the University of Edinburgh and NHS Lothian into oronasal mucosal melanoma in humans and dogs
Key Metric 2 One Medicine Webinar Series attracted 690+ attendees across nine webinars on topics including cancer research, neurodegenerative disorders and microbiome science
Key Metric 3 The Humanimal Trust Pledge for One Medicine has now been signed by over 25,000 people

Key Outcomes

  • The first Humanimal Trust Parliamentary Reception (spring 2026) brought together 75+ policymakers, clinicians, researchers and industry leaders to discuss dual licensing of medicines across human and veterinary use
  • A 2024 Connections Award recipient (Dr Jonas Hue, King's College London/National Dental Centre Singapore) developed a new AI method for analysing cancer sample images that works across different cancer types and animal species
  • Founder Professor Noel Fitzpatrick completed the London Marathon in April 2026, raising over £19,000 for One Medicine research

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UK-Wide

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