British Medical Association (BMA) Foundation Grants available in 2025

Mae’r cynnwys hwn wedi dod o wefan allanol ac mae ar gael yn Saesneg yn unig.

Online applications open 1 February 2025 and close on 16 March 2025.

Each year the BMA Foundation awards over £900,000 in grants to encourage and further medical research.

Dawkins and Strutt – £65,000
To assist research into gender and race bias in clinical decision making in healthcare. Projects must be based in the UK.

Doris Hillier – £65,000
To assist research into rheumatism and arthritis.

H C Roscoe – £65,000
To promote research into the elimination of the common cold and/or other viral diseases of the human respiratory system.

Helen H Lawson – £65,000
To promote research into women’s health and wellbeing.

J Moulton (cardiovascular disease) – £65,000
To accelerate diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular disease using AI techniques. Projects must be based in the UK.

J Moulton (kidney disease) – £65,000
To assist research into the management of chronic kidney disease. Projects must be based in the UK.

J Moulton (ophthalmology) – £65,000
To advance diagnostic and screening tools in ophthalmology. Projects must be based in the UK.

Josephine Lansdell – £65,000
To assist research in the field of heart disease.

The James Trust – £65,000
To assist research into asthma.

Kathleen Harper – £65,000
To assist research into the treatment and management of incontinence.

Margaret Temple – £65,000
To assist research into schizophrenia. Projects must relate to the UK only.

Philip Baker – £65,000
To assist research into Ménière’s disease. Projects must relate to the UK only.

T P Gunton – £65,000
To assist research into public health relating to cancer.

The Sherman Fund – £50,000
To assist research into mental health in Wales. Projects must be based in Wales.

Vera Down – £65,000
To assist research into neurological disorders.

If you would like to find out more information about the 2025 grants available, visit the BMA Foundation - Research funding website.