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“We need new ways to go after TB. Rather than wait for people to get very ill and infect others, we need to find TB early to prevent transmission and protect people from long-term lung damage." Rein Houben, Professor of TB Epidemiology, LSHTM

Expert Comment – TB resurges as leading cause of infectious disease deaths

Wednesday 6 November 2024

Alexis Robert quote card: If there were no outbreaks, this small amount of waning would not show up in any data. The key issue here is coverage, not the effectiveness of the vaccine.

MMR remains best protection against measles, but level of protection decreases slightly over time

Friday 27 September 2024

"This study underscores the urgent need to ramp up PCV coverage worldwide. By working together, we can ensure these lifesaving vaccines reach every child who needs them." Mark Jit Professor of Vaccine Epidemiology LSHTM

Expanding use of pneumococcal conjugate vaccines could save 700,000 children

Friday 16 August 2024

CMMID and TMG members

CMMID hosts visitors from the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, Japan

Wednesday 14 August 2024

Mark Jit

CMMID past, present and future with Mark Jit

Wednesday 14 August 2024

Short course members

CMMID members teach in Nagasaki, Japan

Wednesday 14 August 2024

A group photo of ESPIDAM in Sweden

CMMID members teach nowcasting and forecasting in Stockholm

Wednesday 14 August 2024

John Edmunds

John Edmunds's reflections on the COVID-19 Inquiry

Tuesday 13 August 2024

"If travellers return from holiday with symptoms such as a fever, rash, join pain or red eyes after being bitten by a mosquito, they should seek medical attention promptly and inform their healthcare provider about their travel history." Rachel Lowe, Professor, LSHTM

Expert Comment – Dengue season in Europe

Monday 29 July 2024

“The impact of climate change on global health is increasingly evident, with profound implications for malaria and NTDs. This major WHO review has revealed enormous gaps in our understanding of how our rapidly changing climate will affect these diseases - or how to best mitigate and prevent them.” - Isabel Byrne, Research Fellow, LSHTM

Addressing impact of climate change on Malaria and Neglected Tropical Diseases: A call for research and action

Friday 24 May 2024

Oli Brady comments on dengue forecasting

Expert Comment: Harnessing the power of climate patterns for global dengue forecasts

Thursday 9 May 2024

Vaccination vials sit on top of two freezer packs in an attempt to keep them cool in the humid climate of the outdoor ward in Basse Hospital, The Gambia.

Expert Comment: World Immunisation Week 2024

Tuesday 30 April 2024