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The role of migratory birds in the spread of antimicrobial resistance

Friday 13 March 2026

Dr Elizabeth Wangari, Research Degree Student at LSHTM

Closing the gap in women’s cancer care

Friday 6 March 2026

Figure: Country participation in WHO GLASS surveillance as of 2024. Source: World Health Organization (2024), processed by Our World in Data

Closing the global AMR surveillance gap

Monday 2 March 2026

Students pledging their support a day after the awareness-creation program led by Fleming Fellow, Regina Ama Banu

Leading the fight against Antimicrobial Resistance in Ghana

Wednesday 11 February 2026

“The Shigella bacteria that cause disease don’t just cause nasty diarrhoea, there can be life-threatening complications.” Brendan Wren, Professor of Microbial Pathogenesis, LSHTM

Expert comment: Cape Verde stomach bug deaths, how to avoid getting sick

Tuesday 3 February 2026

Picture of the PharmacyFirst team in September 2025, outside of Keppel Street campus entrance at LSHTM

England’s Pharmacy First service at two years: A focus on UTIs

Monday 2 February 2026

"Drug-resistant typhoid fever remains a serious public-health threat in India, with implications beyond national borders. Tackling this problem does not lie solely in moving to newer antibiotics, but calls for timely preventive action, including responsible antibiotic use and the introduction of the typhoid vaccine into the national immunisation programme, prioritising high-burden age groups and regions.” - Dr Vijayalaxmi Mogasale, LSHTM - Nagasaki University

Typhoid fever still affects millions in India, new study warns

Monday 26 January 2026

Understanding Klebsiella pneumoniae strains to protect newborns from sepsis

Tuesday 13 January 2026

Quote saying: "This research will uncover the molecular strategies the bacterium uses for niche adaptation and survival in different hosts." Ozan Gundgodu, Associate Professor, LSHTM

New grant to investigate how Campylobacter survives and causes disease

Monday 5 January 2026

Quote card on dark blue background with photo of Dr Ebenezer Foster-Nyarko on the right

Concerning levels of antibiotic resistance detected in cholera-causing bacteria across Africa

Wednesday 10 December 2025

Quote from Zoe Dyson: "We hope this software makes rapid genotyping and antimicrobial resistance detection more accessible for typhoid surveillance and control efforts."

Faster, more detailed analysis of typhoid provided by new genomics tool

Wednesday 3 December 2025

Anopheles merus mosquito

GanLum’s Phase III Success Offers New Hope for Malaria Control

Thursday 20 November 2025