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Photo Credit: Sorapong Chaipanya, “Plastic bottles with antiseptic gels and sterile mask on table” (Canva)
Webinar
Series - LSHTM-Charité Global Health Lecture Series in Berlin, Series - Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak

Improving Pandemic Preparedness: What lessons have we learned for preparedness and response?

The LSHTM-Charité Global Health Lecture Series brings together leading scientists from the UK, Germany and further afield to present cutting-edge research on pressing global health issues and to discuss the implications of their work for policy and practice. The series is supported by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
Black History Month Celebration Diversity African Stock Photo. Credit: Lightspring
Webinar
Series - Centre for Global Mental Health

Rebalancing racial injustice: A glance at racial injustice from different lenses

Join us for a panel discussion that will carefully examine the intersection of race, with a particular focus on internalised, personally mediated, and institutional racism. 
Dr Maria Van Kerkhove, WHO
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Series - Centre for the Mathematical Modelling of Infectious Diseases

Centre for Mathematical Modelling of Infectious Diseases Annual Lecture 2021 with Dr Maria Van Kerkhove

The LSHTM Centre for Mathematical Modelling of Infectious Diseases (CMMID) is pleased to host Dr Maria Van Kerkhove, the Infectious Disease Epidemiologist and the COVID-19 Technical Lead at the World Health Organization (WHO), to deliver this year’s CMMID’s Annual Lecture.
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Population Studies Group

Forecasting frontier mortality with generalised additive models

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Centre for Statistical Methodology

EuroCIM workshop: Causal machine learning

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Global Health Lecture Series

Health systems

Coronavirus image by Miroslava Chrienova from Pixabay
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Conference/Symposium
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Centre for History in Public Health
Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak

The coronavirus years? Historical perspectives on COVID-19 and its aftermath

Webinar

Ageing populations and care ecosystems: Policy complementarity, substitution and disconnect

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Global Health Lecture Series

Disgust, desire and disease: the role of water, sanitation and hygiene in global health

Cover image for "Love and the teaching hospital webinar" 4 May
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Centre for History in Public Health

Love and the teaching hospital: planning, publics, and the reorganisation of London’s teaching hospital system

Dr Anna Goodman conducts research on the effectiveness of transport interventions on public health and the environment. This has included investigating uptake, usage patterns and health impacts of the London Cycle Hire Scheme. Photo credit: LSHTM
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Centre on Climate Change and Planetary Health

Creating feasible and effective pathways to a healthy, zero-carbon world: Evidence from real-world scenarios

WHO World Immunisation Week 2021 campaign poster depicting a woman carrying her child. The poster also portrays this year's theme - "Vaccines bring us closer".
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Vaccine Centre

Vaccine Centre Annual Lecture 2021: Dr Rino Rappuoli

WHO World Immunisation Week 2021 campaign poster depicting a woman carrying her child. The poster also portrays this year's theme - "Vaccines bring us closer".
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Vaccine Centre

Human challenge models to advance vaccines against respiratory pathogens

Book cover for Epidemic Illusions - book by Eugene T Richardson
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Decolonising Global Health - In Conversation
Health in Humanitarian Crises Centre

Epidemic Illusions: On the coloniality of global public health – Eugene Richardson in conversation

WHO World Immunisation Week 2021 campaign poster depicting a woman carrying her child. The poster also portrays this year's theme - "Vaccines bring us closer".
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Vaccine Centre

Enhancing mother’s gifts: Up and coming vaccines for pregnant women to protect their newborns from infections