A scheme providing lifesaving antimalarial drugs at cheap subsidised prices has rapidly increased access to effective artemisinin combination therapies (ACTs) in seven African countries accounting

Further delay to revised EU Tobacco Products Directive 'will raise serious questions about whose interest the EU Commission is promoting'

Money and credit cards shown to contain faecal matter

PROTECT research programme will shape how the NHS identifies and cares for trafficked people.

A new scientific report from the

The main reason women are less likely to survive ovarian cancer in the UK than in other comparable countries appears to be due to very low survival in those with more advanced stages of the disease

Introducing the School's work in South East Asia and its new partnership with the Saw Swee Hock School of Public Health

School researcher uses the latest technology to prevent blindness in developing countries.

Professor Richard Smith makes the case for far-reaching analysis of measures aimed at reducing the toll of obesity, diabetes, heart disease.

Experts warn of worrying slowdown despite increasing number of donors

Scientists warn of risk that bed nets and insecticides could fail to fully protect population.

Researchers at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine have created a comic