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Dr Esperanza Martinez, ICRC
Hybrid, Lecture
Series - Health in Humanitarian Crises Centre, Series - Annual Lectures

Health in Humanitarian Crises Centre Annual Lecture 2022 with Dr Esperanza Martinez

In an era of compounded crises, what is the role of humanitarian action?
LSHTM, Keppel Street, London, United Kingdom
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Centre for History in Public Health

Listening across collections: Migrant memories of health in archived Australian oral histories

Webinar

HPRU stakeholder workshop on indicators to inform progress on adaptation and surveillance of heat risks and population health

Night market sampling in Vietnam
Webinar
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Antimicrobial Resistance Centre

Chickens and eggs: The Global Challenges Research Fund One Health Poultry Hub interdisciplinary approach to tackling antimicrobial resistance

Webinar
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Global Health Lecture Series

The need for a paradigm shift to hypertension diagnosis and management in sub-Saharan Africa

Graphic depicting steps in an algorithm. Photo credit by Андрей Сизов on Unsplash
Virtual
Conference/Symposium
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Antimicrobial Resistance Centre
Centre for the Mathematical Modelling of Infectious Diseases

RESIST2

Virtual
Conference/Symposium
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Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak

Bridging Japan-UK online symposium 2022

Webinar
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Centre for Statistical Methodology

Meteorological factors and SARS-CoV-2 transmission

Webinar
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Global Health Lecture Series
Centre for Global Chronic Conditions

(Re)thinking research to tackle cardiometabolic conditions

Webinar
SERIES -
Centre for History in Public Health

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

Webinar
SERIES -
Centre for History in Public Health

Reproducing the Nation in Nkrumah's Ghana, 1951 – 1966

A patient is given a does of IV and DP as part of a mass drug administration trial attempting to eradicate malaria in the region. IV (Ivemectin) kills any mosquito as it bites the patient, and the DP (Dihydroartemisinin-Piperaquine) kills the malaria parasite. Basse, The Gambia. Credit: Louis Leeson/LSHTM
Webinar
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Malaria Centre

Mass Drug Administration with Ivermectin: A promising tool toward malaria elimination

Black and white photo of Professor David Osrin
Webinar

Domestic violence in Mumbai: Responding, researching and preventing