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Pictured left to right: Professor Sir Chris Whitty, Professor Bhramar Mukherjee and Professor Dame Angela McLean
Virtual, Conference/Symposium
Series - Centre for Statistical Methodology, Series - Centre for the Mathematical Modelling of Infectious Diseases, Series - Centre for Epidemic Preparedness and Response

How can mathematical and statistical models combine with big data to improve our response to pandemics?

The COVID-19 pandemic raises huge challenges for governments around the world. 

Branded graphic with LSHTM Centre for Epidemic Preparedness & Responses logo
Webinar
Series - Centre for Epidemic Preparedness and Response

LSHTM Centre for Epidemic Preparedness and Response launch

We are pleased to invite you to the virtual launch of LSHTM’s new Centre for Epidemic Preparedness & Response.
Top View Photo Of People Near Wooden Table. Photo credit: Fauxels via Pexels
Webinar
Series - Annual Lectures

36th Annual Health Services Research Lecture: Professor Russell Mannion

Changing cultures in health care: What, why, how?
Poster (b&w), ''If a married man has an affair, it may not be with a woman', Image of two clasped male hands. Awareness of safer sex, HIV and AIDS Produced by the Health Education Authority, England, 1994/1995
Webinar
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Centre for History in Public Health

‘If a married man has an affair, it may not be with a woman’: Bringing bisexuality into histories of HIV/AIDS

Webinar
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Centre for History in Public Health

Society as a medical toolbox: Social medicine as an ambiguous form of transgender care 

Branded graphic with LSHTM Centre for Epidemic Preparedness & Responses logo
Webinar
SERIES -
Centre for Epidemic Preparedness and Response

LSHTM Centre for Epidemic Preparedness and Response launch

Top View Photo Of People Near Wooden Table. Photo credit: Fauxels via Pexels
Webinar
SERIES -
Annual Lectures

36th Annual Health Services Research Lecture: Professor Russell Mannion

Rohingya refugees from Myanmar in Bangladesh where women and children are in a large queue. Photo credit: Probal Rashid, courtesy of Photoshare
Webinar
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Health in Humanitarian Crises Centre

A method and software tool to audit the appropriateness of humanitarian health services

Geneva skyline
Networking
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Alumni

Geneva Alumni Reception

Hotel Metropole Geneva, Genève, Switzerland
Universal Health Coverage Day logo - graphic includes a colourful umbrella with a text saying "Universal Health Coverage Day"
Webinar
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International Centre for Evidence in Disability
Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak

Is Universal Health Coverage achievable without a focus on disability? A case study from Zimbabwe in the time of COVID-19

A digital graphic containing 5 women form diverse background supporting each other
Webinar
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16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence
MARCH Centre

16 days of activism against gender-based violence: PhD and MSc project showcase

A digital graphic containing 5 women form diverse background supporting each other
Webinar
SERIES -
16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence
Health in Humanitarian Crises Centre
MARCH Centre

Gender-based violence in conflict-affected settings

Five individuals studying a graph
Webinar
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Centre for Global Mental Health

Co-production and peer research on mental health and human rights in Africa

LSHTM seal in a festive scene
Virtual
SERIES -
Alumni

Virtual Festive Quiz

MSc Project Showcase: Planetary Health
Webinar
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Planetary Health Network
Centre on Climate Change and Planetary Health

MSc Project Showcase: Planetary Health

New York Skyline
Networking
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Alumni

New York Alumni Chapter Meet-up

Tuttles Bar & Grill, 735 2nd Avenue, New York, United States
Screengrab from The Rise and Fall of Reginald Perrin (BBC 1976)
Webinar
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Centre for History in Public Health

“Commute, commute, commute… Have a nice day! Keep your bowels open!” Commuting, wellbeing and the 'good life' in post-war Britain

Webinar

How has sexual and reproductive health in Britain been affected by the pandemic?

A digital graphic containing 5 women form diverse background supporting each other
Webinar
SERIES -
16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence
MARCH Centre

The intersections between climate change and gender-based violence

Dr Ryohei Mogi, University of Oxford
Webinar
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Population Studies Group

Cross-sectional average length of life childless: An alternative index to study first birth trends

Webinar
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Global Health Lecture Series
Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak

The nose knows: Animals making sense of scents for disease detection