Significant numbers of patients whose HIV strains developed resistance to older generation drugs are also resistant to modern drugs, finds a new study.

DFID has set out its vision for global development.

Guidance issued to coincide with World AIDS Day.

Male mice infected with a mouse-adapted strain of Zika virus can experience tissue injury associated with decreased testis size, according to a new research published in

Successful Senegalese trial a ?blueprint? for countries battling seasonal malaria.

A project aiming to reduce child deaths in Ethiopia by providing important evidence on the causes of mortality will be led by researchers from the School, after they received a grant of more than $2 million.

A new type of mosquito net which combines two classes of insecticide has been shown to kill resistant mosquitoes which survive exposure to standard pyrethroid treated nets.

A change in Florida self-defence laws which gave citizens the right to use lethal force to protect themselves in public, has been linked with the state's homicide rates rising by nearly a quarter.

Around 5.9 million children worldwide died before reaching the age of five, including 2.7 million newborns, according to 2015 estimates, published in The Lancet.

Measles deaths worldwide fell by 79% between 2000 and 2015 but nearly 400 children still die from the disease every day, according to a new report by leading health organisations.

A new MSc scholarship supported by the Jeroen Ensink Memorial Fund has been announced.