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A girl being given the HPV vaccine in Bangladesh.

Maintaining momentum to achieve global HPV vaccine equity

Tuesday 12 March 2024

“The GlycoCell consortium will exploit novel Engineering Biology approaches to produce more effective glycan-based therapeutics, diagnostics and vaccines.” Brendan Wren, Professor & Co-Director, Vaccine Centre, LSHTM

£2m funding to develop novel GlycoCell vaccine hub

Friday 9 February 2024

Ashna Pillai

A beginners guide to exploring vaccines

Friday 9 February 2024

An image of Brendan Wren

Meet Brendan Wren

Friday 9 February 2024

Declining rates of immunisation coverage for diseases such as measles should be taken just as seriously as vaccine programmes during the COVID-19 pandemic and resourced appropriately.” Ben Kasstan-Dabush, Assistant Professor, LSHTM

Expert Comment – Measles vaccine uptake must increase in UK

Monday 5 February 2024

An MRCG researcher in a blue lab coat holds up a glass tube holding mosquitos while his colleague watches. This photo illustrates the work that went into developing the RTS,S malaria vaccine.

MRCG at LSHTM's integral role in the development of the RTS,S malaria vaccine

Wednesday 24 January 2024

Tracey Chantler pictured with her two dogs.

Meet Tracey Chantler

Friday 15 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

Freddie Kibengo

Vaccine research in Uganda

Thursday 14 December 2023

Trial coordinators Dr Edward Choi (left) with Dr Ggayi Abu-baker Mustapher (right) at the MRC Masaka Field Station in Uganda.

World AIDS Day: Successful Ebola vaccine trial for people living with HIV

Thursday 30 November 2023

"The approval of the first vaccine for chikungunya provides a significant solution towards controlling the spread and reducing the disease burden, especially in endemic regions." Doris Nyamwaya, Peter Piot Fellow, LSHTM

Expert Comment – First chikungunya vaccine approved

Wednesday 22 November 2023

"We must not overlook the really severe cases that can be caused by the chickenpox virus. It is absolutely timely that the UK JCVI has finally recommended a safe and effective vaccine." Beate Kampmann Professor of Paediatric Infection and Immunity, LSHTM

Expert Comment – Routine chickenpox vaccine recommended for children across UK

Wednesday 15 November 2023