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Series - Centre for Statistical Methodology, Series - Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak

Assessing trial results in a pandemic

In the last year, Stephen Evans, Professor of Pharmacoepidemiology, has been an important analyst and media commentator on vaccine and treatment trials in COVID-19.
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Open Day / Evening

Virtual Open Days 2021

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Global Health Lecture Series
Centre on Climate Change and Planetary Health

Sustainable and healthy food systems now and in the future

Pharmacists hurriedly prepare medicines to dispense in a general hospital, in Ratchaburi, Thailand
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Antibiotics in societies
Antimicrobial Resistance Centre

Addressing Antibiotic Use Roundtable

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Inaugural Lectures

Health sector priority setting: considering poverty, health systems and the economy

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Medical Anthropology Seminars

Emergent tissue economies: Immunotherapy and the value of cancer tissue

The Medical Anthropology Seminar of the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine seeks to bring together anthropologists working at the intersections of (public) health and medicine. Join us for this webinar with Henry Llewellyn and Q&A, and stay around for an “informal chat” at 5:15pm GMT. Everybody welcome. Registration not required.
In this 2020 photograph, captured inside a clinical setting, a health care provider and patient, consult on influenza vaccine options. The best way to prevent seasonal flu illness, is to get vaccinated every year. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends everyone 6-months of age and older get a flu vaccine every season. There are many vaccine options to choose from, but the most important thing, is for all people 6-months and older, get an influenza vaccine every year.
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Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak

Who needs to see a doctor face-to-face?

Every Newborn Birth Study image of mother and child with consultant
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MARCH Centre

Every Newborn - BIRTH study results launch

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Centre on Climate Change and Planetary Health

LSHTM & Global Health Film series: 2040

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16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence
Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak

Panel on remote gender-based violence ethics and methods during COVID-19

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Launch of SUCCEED Africa: Inclusive mental health research

Every Newborn In-depth Study researchers reviewing population-based survey data
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MARCH Centre

Every Newborn-INDEPTH study supplement launch

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Centre for Statistical Methodology
Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak

COVID-19 infectious disease modelling and statistics: myths, misperceptions and managing the way forward

2nd Annual Symposium Diabetes in Humanitarian Crises flyer - it contains date and time of event (9 Dec, 3-7pm), as well as how to register (diabetes.rsvpify.com)
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Centre for Global Chronic Conditions

2nd Annual Symposium on Diabetes in Humanitarian Crisis

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The production and use of Evidence Gap Maps

Dr Vittoria Colizza, Research Director at INSERM
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Centre for the Mathematical Modelling of Infectious Diseases
Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak

Modelling and Big Data for outbreak response: pre- and post-COVID-19

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Quantitative proxies for social norms: Interrogating clustering, reference groups, and validity

Speakers for CMMID COVID-19 Symposium on 08 Dec 2020. In the top row from left to right: Yang Liu, Alicia Rosello, Sophie Meakin, James Munday and in the bottom row from left to right: Tim Russell, Amy Gimma, Billy Quilty and Hamish Gibbs
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Centre for the Mathematical Modelling of Infectious Diseases
Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak

Modelling the COVID-19 Pandemic: CMMID COVID-19 symposium

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Global Health Lecture Series

The Future of Global Health: MRC Unit Panel