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Women sit in a line outside a sexual health clinic in Uganda as another woman shows them information. In Uganda, the Margaret Pyke Trust trains healthcare professionals in sexual and reproductive health. Ethnographic research undertaken locally has demonstrated a deep and widespread understanding of the connections between climate impacts, livelihoods, health and environment among the community members who are calling for better health services. Credit: Margaret Pyke Trust / Mark Baron

Why sexual and reproductive health and rights must be included in climate and biodiversity protection

Friday 27 January 2023

Dr Hannah Blencowe said, "Millions of pregnant women are unable to access high quality care during pregnancy and childbirth resulting in many preventable stillbirths."

New figures reveal 1.9 million stillbirths in 2021

Wednesday 18 January 2023

Enny Cruz quote card

£1.8m funding boost to address long-term impacts of maternal infectious disease in pregnancy

Friday 13 January 2023

Group of children walking through a refugee camp in Greece. Photo by Julie Ricard on Unsplash

International Migrants Day

Friday 16 December 2022

Community members in Rukiga, Uganda. Credit: The Margaret Pyke Trust

Combining “Net Zero” with “Nature Positive” – investing in nature positive climate adaptation through integrated population, health and livelihoods programming

Thursday 15 December 2022

Stefan Reinders, PhD candidate at LSHTM said, "ENC practices are cost-effective, easy to implement, and directly linked to survival. They should be received by every newborn, in home births and facility births alike."

Low prevalence of Essential Newborn Care in Peruvian Amazon

Tuesday 13 December 2022

Thermal imaging camera used to measure temperature of pregnant farmer and her unborn baby, The Gambia Photo: Louis Leeson/LSHTM

Working in extreme heat puts strain on foetus

Thursday 8 December 2022

Mother and baby playing and practising eye contact together in a group session.

Introducing Baby Ubuntu and the Ubuntu Hub

Friday 2 December 2022

Women queuing for contraceptives in Malawi. Credit: FCDO

How can structural interventions enable adolescent contraceptive use in low- and middle-income countries?

Friday 2 December 2022

According to the United Nations, the use of antiretrovirals has averted an estimated 200,000 new HIV infections in children over the last 12 years, the vast majority since 2005. Credit: Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation

Uninfected but still affected: the growing population of children with perinatal HIV exposure

Thursday 1 December 2022

Debra Jackson quote card

£1.7m funding boost to address the impacts of heat exposure on maternal, newborn and child health

Monday 21 November 2022

Dr Marko Kerac said: "World Food Day reminds us that work is needed to improve nutrition globally, almost 1 billion people are hungry, yet solutions exist."

World Food Day – An interview with Marko Kerac

Thursday 13 October 2022