Centres, groups and projects
Centres, groups and projects
LSHTM receives over £180 million in research funding each year and hosts a wide range of exciting and impactful health research. Our staff work in more than 100 countries, collaborating closely with external partners. Alongside 13 Centres, we also host several World Health Organization Collaborating Centres.
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Developing surveillance and research in Eastern Ethiopia to improve maternal and child health.
Former football players are taking part in a major study to investigate effects of the sport on brain health.
High-impact research on health financing to improving health service delivery and equity in low and middle-income countries
Promoting research, education and knowledge translation to improve health and health equity in populations affected by humanitarian crises.
The HPP Debated blog offers news, comment and analysis on the latest research published in Health Policy and Planning.
The HPRU in Climate Change and Health Security provides the research evidence needed to protect the health of our communities in the UK against the effects of climate change.
The NIHR-funded Health Protection Research Unit in Health Analytics & Modelling is a partnership between LSHTM, Imperial College and the UKHSA to protect the health of the nation through pioneering modelling research.
Presenting the health systems research being undertaken by the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine as well as listing relevant teaching programmes, resources and events.
Strengthening health systems through evidence-based and interdisciplinary research
The overarching purpose of this award is to provide an intellectual and policy history of ‘health systems’ thinking.
Healthcare-Associated Infection (HAI) Interest Group aims to promote research and awareness on preventing and controlling infections in healthcare settings. Dedicated to improving healthcare patient, staff and visitor outcomes through interdisciplinary collaboration, implementation research, evidence-based practices and research dissemination.
Evaluating the impact of Peer Advocates on the use of health care for adults in London who are homeless.
This study aims to contribute to the development and implementation of a controlled human infection model for schistosomiasis that can be used to test innovative and early proof-of-concept candidate schistosomiasis vaccines.
Our facility is open to the whole scientific community to study the human malaria parasites and their relationship with mosquito vectors.