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"Whilst some strategies to address climate change have improved people's mental health, the overall lack of evidence on this topic shows a worrying gap in the data which needs urgent attention." Dr Elaine Flores, Planetary Health Postdoctoral Fellow, LSHTM & Stanford University. Picture of a woman with black hair smiling at the camera

The need to prioritise mental health in the climate crisis

Tuesday 4 June 2024

“The reality is that following humanitarian emergencies, individuals are often left grappling with trauma, grief, anxiety, and depression. Ignoring these invisible wounds can have long-lasting impacts on the individual, their communities, and future generations.” Quote by Dr Catharina Van der Boor

Prioritising mental health in humanitarian response: the vital role of mental health and psychosocial support

Friday 6 October 2023

One of the roads in to the Namuwongo slums, Kampala, Uganda

£3.8 million funding boost to investigate alcohol misuse in humanitarian settings

Monday 14 September 2020

Just help one person

Sex, violence, HIV and lockdown: An interview with Dr Tara Beattie

Friday 22 May 2020

Caption: Olivier le Polain speaks with health workers on Ebola response in DRC. Credit: WHO

Chief Medical Officer recognises contribution of LSHTM to improving global health

Tuesday 23 July 2019

Professor Vikram Patel. Credit: James Duncan Davidson

Professor Vikram Patel awarded Canada Gairdner Global Health Award

Thursday 4 April 2019