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Quote written on a yellow background with a picture of Enny beside it that reads: "Children will live longest with the consequences of climate change, and we owe it to them to put their health first."

A hotter, more disease-prone world: Why COP30 must put children’s health first

Friday 14 November 2025

Quote from MSc student Mo Eissa: "Global platforms like COP30 can promote the integration of mental health into national climate change adaptation plans."

Spotlight: Mohamed Eissa

Wednesday 12 November 2025

LSHTM at COP30

LSHTM at COP30

Friday 7 November 2025

“There are unprecedented opportunities for us to tackle the climate crisis while improving people’s health at the same time.” James Milner, Associate Professor in Climate Change, Environment & Health, LSHTM

Climate change inaction costs millions of lives each year, report warns

Wednesday 29 October 2025

Quote by Danya Arif Siddqi: "Heatwaves significantly reduce immunisation rates. Entire communities risk being left behind, threatening to roll back decades of progress."

Heatwaves, floods, and vaccines: How climate change is shaping the future of immunisation

Monday 20 October 2025

"Carefully designed mobile apps could help bring diets closer to the recommended intake of fruit and vegetables, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions." Esther Curtin, PhD Student, LSHTM

Smartphone apps could support healthier and more sustainable diets, new study finds

Wednesday 15 October 2025

Bar chart of red bars against a yellow background showing estimated additional deaths attributable to climate change in the summer 2025 heatwave in 10 European capitals from most to fewest deaths: Rome, Athens, Paris, Bucharest, London, Madrid, Berlin, Zagreb, Sofia, Budapest.

Climate change-driven summer heat caused 16,500 additional deaths across Europe, study estimates

Thursday 18 September 2025

Morgon Banks quote card: I look forward to expanding my focus into the growing area of climate-responsive social protection for people with disabilities.

Morgon Banks awarded prestigious UKRI Future Leaders Fellowship

Thursday 18 September 2025

"Governments, scientists and civil society remain more committed than ever to achieving effective action against plastics pollution, to protect human health, ecosystems and the planet." Megan Deeney, Research Fellow, LSHTM

Global plastics treaty talks stall – but health focus fuels new momentum

Friday 29 August 2025

Quote from Rachel Lowe: Our dengue model addresses the growing need for more accurate predictions as outbreaks of climate-sensitive diseases continue to increase

Barbados Ministry of Health & Wellness implements new dengue outbreak model

Tuesday 19 August 2025

Yang Liu: What this episode highlights is the manifestation of a known risk, and the importance of maintaining vigilance.

Expert Comment: Chikungunya outbreak in China

Monday 11 August 2025

Infographic with orange horizontal bars against a yellow background with each one showing the estimated number of heat-related deaths from heatwaves in June and July 2025. The top bar shows 570 estimated heat-related deaths in England and Wales from 19 to 22 June 2025. The middle bar shows 350 estimated heat-related deaths in the UK from 30 June to 4 July 2025. The bottom bar shows 2,300 estimated heat-related deaths in 12 European cities from 23 June to 2 July 2025. A dotted line roughly two-thirds along

From forecasts to fatalities: Mapping the health impacts of extreme heat

Monday 21 July 2025