Recently there has been an increase in interest in a ‘new’ STI that is being hyped as the next new ‘superbug.

Imagine we have a time machine to take us back to the wondrous 1960s.

…an additive of many toothpastes, hand washes and – yes – shower gels, has been shown in a new study to e

The past few weeks, members of the FIEBRE study collaboration have been working together

A recently-published letter to Nature Climate Change highlighted how crises produced by anthropogenic climate

The Access to Medicine Foundation has released a new 

This weekend I had the privilege of engaging with Laura Piddock and Ed Whiting and members of the public at the Hay-on-Wye How The

This week has seen two important stories reach the internet – and I am not talking about Yanny/Laurel debate either.

The School has been invited to contribute to this year’s Bloomsbury Festival taking place from 17-21 October 2018, and we’d like to hear fr

Amongst intense attention on stimulating innovation and enforcing stewardship of antibiotics, a recent study—a cluster-randomi

I came in to the Rose Room one April lunchtime at LSHTM, alongside a handful of other students, to sacrifice a rare sighting of the sun in London for an insight in to AMR research.

Late last week, Public Health England (PHE) reported that a UK man infected with t