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International Human Solidarity Day, 20 December 2023, Student blog written in black text on a yellow background. The LSHTM and MARCH centre logos sit on the bottom right hand side of the image

International Human Solidarity Day: Conflict, climate and women and children’s health

Wednesday 20 December 2023

LSHTM at COP28 written in black writing on top of a yellow background

Protecting the health of women, children and future generations: reflection on actions at COP28

Monday 18 December 2023

"We can now continue to make progress on tackling the challenges associated with equitable access to safe and effective vaccines for pregnant women globally." Beate Kampmann, Professor & Director of IMPRINT, LSHTM

£1.3m funding to continue vaccine research for pregnant women and newborns

Friday 15 December 2023

Images of students sit beside text on a pink background that reads Student Liaison Officers 2023 - 2024

MARCH Student Liaison Officers 2023 - 2024

Friday 8 December 2023

A community health worker showing a mother holding a baby and a toddler, information on a digital tablet.

Newborn care in the Peruvian Amazon substantially improved by community-based intervention

Friday 1 December 2023

Image of a world with LSHTM at COP28

LSHTM at COP28

Friday 24 November 2023

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Adolescents 360 (A360) Initiative Aims to Increase Contraceptive Use Among Adolescent Girls in Low and Middle-Income Countries

Monday 30 October 2023

"It's vital that healthcare systems which may be impacted by climate change are supported to help protect their communities." Josephine Borghi, Professor of Health Economics, LSHTM

£2.4m funding for research into flood and heat resilience in maternal healthcare

Wednesday 25 October 2023

MARCH Statement on the Israel-Gaza Conflict

Tuesday 24 October 2023

We have watched with horror and growing concern the escalating crisis in Israel and Gaza.

"WHO's global initiative, to eliminate mother-to-child syphilis transmission by 2030, can only be achieved if ethnic-racial and educational inequities are considered." Enny Paixao Cruz, Associate Professor, LSHTM

Almost 90% of mother-to-baby syphilis transmission in Brazil could be prevented

Thursday 19 October 2023

an image of babys feet and legs with clubfoot, being held in a pair of hands on a medical bed

New estimates of global prevalence of clubfoot

Thursday 28 September 2023

Spotlight on... Ona McCarthy

Spotlight on… Ona McCarthy

Monday 11 September 2023