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LSTM joins new development and diplomacy knowledge programme to support UK government

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International Snakebite Awareness Day: How partnering is key to tackling snakebite envenoming in Africa

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LSTM heralded for local growth and regeneration support in latest KEF results

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LSTM shortlisted in two categories at THE Awards 2024

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Science for Africa Foundation and Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine team up in strategic partnership

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New Viruses in Parasitic Nematodes: A Breakthrough in Disease Research

6 September 2024

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Newly discovered viruses in parasitic nematodes could change our understanding of how they cause disease

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Building equitable partnerships and delivering impact

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New study highlights the crucial role of vector control in the fight against visceral leishmaniasis in India

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Exploring LSTM’s Impact: Tropical Medicine Time Machine – From Disease Vectors to Global Health

13 August 2024

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Group therapy in schools shows promise for teenagers, study in Pakistan indicates

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Health Equity Liverpool Project shortlisted for prestigious HSJ Award