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One of the ARK nurses collecting blood samples from a consenting participant in South Africa

Widely-used kidney function tests may underestimate scale of kidney disease in Africa

Wednesday 13 July 2022

Matthew Burton said: "We cannot accept children having such a high risk of death in low-income settings from a disease that elsewhere is viewed as curable."

Children in low-income countries 16 times more likely to die from most common eye cancer

Wednesday 13 July 2022

Safe abortion is critical for the health of women and girls - statement on Roe v Wade

Statement on the fall of Roe v Wade

Friday 8 July 2022

Heat-related and cold-related deaths in England and Wales from 2000-2019

Both heat and cold increase risk of death in England and Wales but rates vary across geographical areas and population groups

Thursday 7 July 2022

Sunset on landscape with wind turbines. Credit: Graham Ooko/Alamy

Unchecked emissions could double heat-related child mortality

Tuesday 5 July 2022

Professor David Baker: ""It is fantastic to be working with other world-class institutions towards a common goal – providing life-saving interventions to combat infectious diseases."

£1.6m funding boost will enhance links between research and industry for tackling infectious diseases

Monday 4 July 2022

Liam Smeeth with PhD students at Reckitt Hygiene Forum launch

Reckitt and LSHTM team up to create new focus for hygiene research

Wednesday 29 June 2022

Dr Patrick Nguipdop-Djomo: "This underlines the importance of better understanding the impact of COVID-19 in younger children to help parents in their decisions and provide appropriate public health messaging including both the safety and benefits of vaccination.”

Majority of school students in England now have antibodies against COVID-19

Monday 27 June 2022

Peter Piot quote card for G7

Expert comment – priorities for health at the G7 summit

Friday 24 June 2022

LSHTM #1 in the world for publishing open access research (2022 Leiden Ranking)

LSHTM tops rankings for open access and gender diversity in research

Thursday 23 June 2022

Kathleen O'Reilly: "Sewage surveillance for polio has been extremely useful to detect emergence of pathogens and respond to these detections early, preventing onward spread."

Expert comment - Poliovirus detected in sewage from North and East London

Wednesday 22 June 2022

High school class. Credit: Canva/Monkey Business Images

Nearly 1 in 20 of the secondary school children surveyed experienced long COVID, suggests new survey

Wednesday 15 June 2022