A new support camp for HIV-positive 13-17 year olds living in the UK, which was held for the first time last summer, was an overwhelmingly positive experience for the children involved.

LSHTM study of statewide bank crises finds no major impact of the depression on mortality.

With more tuberculosis cases in the world today than at any other time in history, staff and students joined the rest of the world to raise awareness about the epidemic.

Study highlights importance of early drug treatment to save lives in severe traumatic bleeding.

'Unethical' regulations which delay emergency treatment can kill.

Cutting fuel duty and scrapping the fuel duty escalator will be bad for the nation’s health and bad for the global environment, say researchers.

Outdated tests ‘not good enough’ to halt spread of deadly disease.

Smoking and diabetes are also fuelling the global TB epidemic; even modern drugs for rheumatoid arthritis trigger TB.

Long-term analysis reveals positive trends but highlights many unanswered questions.

The School has featured, for the first time ever, in a list of the top 100 universities, ranked by reputation.

The world is facing an onslaught of non-communicable diseases, with funding issues adding to the challenge.

Scientists have discovered a new area of the genome associated with breast cancer risk. This new area (locus) lies within a "gene desert" - a region of the genome that lacks identifiable genes.