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Actiphage TB awarded US Patent grant for diagnostic kit
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Actiphage TB awarded US Patent grant for diagnostic kit
Actiphage TB enters third clinical trial.
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“Significant association between positive Actiphage test and features of progressive TB infection.”
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Lancet article - PET-CT features observed following M tuberculosis exposure. biomarkers show those at high risk of TB

Actiphage – Confidence
to test for active TB

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Lancet article - PET-CT features observed following M tuberculosis exposure. biomarkers show those at high risk of TB

Identifying people at risk of developing TB

 

PBD Biotech – developers of Actiphage®, a novel bacteriophage-based diagnostic.

Actiphage rapidly and accurately detects and identifies live mycobacteria – the pathogen that causes human tuberculosis, bovine tuberculosis and Johne’s Disease – from a sample of blood or milk.

Actiphage offers the potential for effective detection, management, and eradication of these diseases.

Please contact us if you would like to discuss this further or to use the testing service.

PBD Biotech developers of Actiphage TB

Rapid blood test for Johne’s now available – enquire here 

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No persistent cough in 4 out of 5 with Tuberculosis Lancet paper reveals

No persistent cough in 4 out of 5 with Tuberculosis Lancet paper reveals

March 21, 2024
80 percent of people with tuberculosis (TB), the world’s most deadly infection, do not have a persistent cough and yet are still infective, according to a study led by Amsterdam UMC, published in the Lancet. 
No persistent cough in 4 out of 5 with Tuberculosis Lancet paper reveals

No persistent cough in 4 out of 5 with Tuberculosis Lancet paper reveals

March 21, 2024
80 percent of people with tuberculosis (TB), the world’s most deadly infection, do not have a persistent cough and yet...
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Work by phage pioneers celebrated in World Antimicrobial Awareness Week

November 23, 2023
Dr Ben Swift has been awarded a Horizon award by AMI for his ground-breaking work developing a phage-based diagnostic for tuberculosis.
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Work by phage pioneers celebrated in World Antimicrobial Awareness Week

November 23, 2023
Dr Ben Swift has been awarded a Horizon award by AMI for his ground-breaking work developing a phage-based diagnostic for...
Certificate of Grant (web)

Actiphage TB patent granted in South Africa

November 14, 2023
Grant of a patent has been awarded to PBD Biotech for its Actiphage diagnostic for incipient tuberculosis in South Africa, this complements the regional West Africa patent gained earlier this year.
Certificate of Grant (web)

Actiphage TB patent granted in South Africa

November 14, 2023
Grant of a patent has been awarded to PBD Biotech for its Actiphage diagnostic for incipient tuberculosis in South Africa, this complements...
Prof Cath Rees awarded Translational Microbiology Prize

Cath Rees awarded Microbiology Society’s Translational Microbiology Prize 2024

November 10, 2023
The Translational Microbiology Prize is awarded to an individual who has demonstrated an outstanding contribution to translational microbiology.
Prof Cath Rees awarded Translational Microbiology Prize

Cath Rees awarded Microbiology Society’s Translational Microbiology Prize 2024

November 10, 2023
The Translational Microbiology Prize is awarded to an individual who has demonstrated an outstanding contribution to translational microbiology.
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