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“To prevent transmission of TB, we need to move away from focusing just on the very sick and look at earlier disease states.” Rein Houben, Professor on Infectious Disease Epidemiology, LSHTM

New classification of tuberculosis to support efforts to eliminate the disease

Monday 25 March 2024

Professor Pontiano Kaleebu OBE

Honorary OBE for outgoing Director of MRC Unit in Uganda

Friday 22 March 2024

"Our findings suggest there may be value in considering interventions to reduce antimicrobial resistance burden that take into account important variations with age and sex." Gwen Knight, Associate Professor & co-Director, AMR Centre, LSHTM

Age and sex associated with likelihood of antimicrobial resistance

Friday 15 March 2024

LSHTM Honorary Fellows 2024. From left to right: John O'Donnell, Laura Rodrigues, LSHTM Director Liam Smeeth, Jane Carlton, Chair of LSHTM Council Don Robert

LSHTM Honorary Fellowships go to outstanding research and university leaders

Tuesday 12 March 2024

“The increase in obesity is extremely alarming and risks setting back so many of the advances in medicine that we have benefitted from over recent decades." Martin Mckee, Professor of European Public Health, LSHTM

Expert Comment – More than one billion people now living with obesity

Friday 1 March 2024

Palestinians fleeing northern Gaza on 9 November amid Israel's bombardment and siege of the enclave, and intense fighting between the Israeli military and Hamas fighters in the north.

Report projects excess deaths due to Gaza crisis

Friday 23 February 2024

“Prevention and treatment of child malnutrition must never be seen as a cost but as an investment for the future of individuals, societies and entire countries.” Marco Kerac, Clinical Associate Professor, LSHTM

Long-term outcomes of severe childhood malnutrition followed in 15-year study

Friday 16 February 2024

“With chikungunya infections expected to increase, it’s important that health services consider the risks that persist even after the acute phase of infection has ended.” Dr Enny Da Paixao Cruz, Associate Professor, LSHTM

Risk of death from chikungunya continues for up to three months

Tuesday 13 February 2024

“The GlycoCell consortium will exploit novel Engineering Biology approaches to produce more effective glycan-based therapeutics, diagnostics and vaccines.” Brendan Wren, Professor & Co-Director, Vaccine Centre, LSHTM

£2m funding to develop novel GlycoCell vaccine hub

Friday 9 February 2024

"We will pay particular attention to the impact of Pharmacy First on antibiotic prescribing and resistance across the health system." Rebecca Glover, Assistant Professor, LSHTM

£2.4m funding to evaluate NHS Pharmacy First service

Tuesday 6 February 2024

Declining rates of immunisation coverage for diseases such as measles should be taken just as seriously as vaccine programmes during the COVID-19 pandemic and resourced appropriately.” Ben Kasstan-Dabush, Assistant Professor, LSHTM

Expert Comment – Measles vaccine uptake must increase in UK

Monday 5 February 2024

A Friendship Bench Grandmother sitting with her client on simple wooden park bench in Zimbabwe.

Friendship Bench ‘grandmothers’ could help control HIV

Thursday 25 January 2024