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Uduak Okomo said "I’m excited about this role and hope to use the opportunity to increase collaboration between the Unit’s research themes and forge greater links between the MRC Unit and maternal and neonatal health activities at LSHTM, alongside leading international groups such as the World Health Organization (WHO).”

Dr Uduak Okomo accepts role as new Research Coordinator for Maternal and Neonatal Health at the MRC Unit The Gambia

Tuesday 21 June 2022

Grace Muguro in a tea plantation

Who will save our daughters if our mothers are living in fear?

Wednesday 15 June 2022

Priority List of Indicators for Girls’ MHH

New priority list of indicators for advancing girls’ menstrual health and hygiene

Friday 27 May 2022

Dr Louise-Tina Day said: "The EN-MINI tools already include key global indicators recommended globally for routine tracking but created with flexibility so nationally prioritised and newly developed indicators can be added. The tools reinforce the dual focus needed to simultaneously strengthen USE of data and IMPROVING data quality."

New tools for improving data to track progress towards ending preventable newborn deaths, stillbirths and disabilities

Wednesday 18 May 2022

Liam Smeeth REF quote card

LSHTM’s research ranked number 1 for impact by UK funders

Wednesday 11 May 2022

"This is a fantastic outcome for safe and appropriate access to abortion services for women in England and Wales." Prof Kaye Wellings.

“Without a doubt, this is the way forward”: New study shows that women who accessed abortion during the pandemic overwhelmingly support at-home abortion

Monday 9 May 2022

Midwives in the LSHTM community

First-class delivery – LSHTM midwives share their experiences and challenges during COVID-19 and beyond

Thursday 5 May 2022

Dr Proma Paul: "These children deserve earlier detection and better healthcare for them and their families to thrive. Maternal GBS vaccines could be high impact.”

Invasive Group B Strep in early infancy associated with higher risk of neurodevelopmental impairment in later life

Wednesday 27 April 2022

Baby being looked after in Malawi under NEST360 alliance. Credit: NEST360

Expert comment - Global child and adolescent health targets in jeopardy without urgent, comprehensive reform

Wednesday 27 April 2022

Researchers at the Wellcome Trust – Bloomsbury Centre for Global Health Research 2022 Scientific Meeting, Zimbabwe

Early career researchers present at Wellcome Trust – Bloomsbury Centre for Global Health Research 2022 Scientific Meeting

Wednesday 27 April 2022

The Health Research Unit Zimbabwe (THRU ZIM)

Introducing The Health Research Unit Zimbabwe

Thursday 21 April 2022

Girl in slum, Bangladesh

MARCH joins the Cities4Children Global Alliance

Wednesday 6 April 2022