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Illustration of Ebola virus showing long thin curving light blue filament with two loops and wing-like structure on lefthand side and righthand end curving upwards against dark blue background

Rapid reaction: Ebola case in France

Wednesday 24 June 2026

Demonstrating a correctly prepared personal protective equipment suit. Louis Leeson/LSHTM

LSHTM to lead research partnership in £18m outbreak response initiative

Tuesday 16 June 2026

Illustration of Ebola virus

Rapid reaction: Should I travel when there’s an Ebola outbreak?

Friday 29 May 2026

Here, in this August 2019 image, screeners use an infrared thermometer to look for signs of fever in travelers in Mubambiro, near the city of Goma, Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). A fever is one of the symptoms of Ebola virus disease, which Congolese and international health agencies have been battling for a year in the DRC.

How conflict shapes Ebola outbreaks in eastern DRC

Wednesday 27 May 2026

Graphical depicition of Ebola virus. Credit LSHTM

Q&A: Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak in DRC and Uganda – where are the vaccines?

Wednesday 20 May 2026

Illustration of Ebola virus showing long thin curving light blue filament with two loops and wing-like structure on lefthand side and righthand end curving upwards against dark blue background

Rapid reaction: Ebola outbreak in DRC and Uganda

Monday 18 May 2026

A graphic representing meningitis (inflammation of membranes surrounding the brain)

Rapid reaction: Reading meningitis outbreak: what do we know?

Friday 15 May 2026

graphical depiction of hantavirus causing disease outbreak in 2026. Credit: LSHTM

Hantavirus Q&A: What does this mean for pandemic preparedness?

Friday 15 May 2026

A graphic representing hantavirus. Credit: LSHTM.

Rapid reaction: Should I be worried about hantavirus?

Friday 8 May 2026

Daniela Manno: This vaccine can cause long-term immune response, something especially important as Ebola outbreaks are often not recognised early. Rapid immunity from vaccines during outbreaks will be vital to preventing future spread.

Ebola vaccine provides long-term immune responses against deadly virus, helping inform future outbreak responses

Wednesday 29 April 2026

Graphical illustration of nipah virus using blue colours.

Nipah virus causing a possible real-life ‘Contagion’ film scenario – should we be worried?

Tuesday 17 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