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Photo: INTE-AFRICA - A patient in Uganda’s Kajjansi health centre clinic.
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1 Dec 2020
On World AIDS Day 2020: Leveraging HIV Services in Sub-Saharan Africa to Integrate Diabetes and Hypertension care
KAMPALA, UGANDA - APRIL 17TH 2018. People go about their everyday business in Kikuubo, one of Kampala's busiest trading areas.
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30 Nov 2020
New fellowship opportunity for postgraduate study in medical statistics or epidemiology for students from Africa.
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19 Nov 2020
Stronger Together – TB Champions Fatima Karmadwala and Nick Wambugu give patient voice to NEAPACOH seminar.
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9 Nov 2020
Welcome to the new members of the International Research Group on prevention and management of non-communicable diseases and HIV-infection.
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4 Nov 2020
Of big waves and big dreams
DTMH
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30 Oct 2020
TB is not the whole story
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28 Oct 2020
30 years of James.
DTMH
The stone marks the life of a man, known only as Abell, who died in 1717, the first recorded black resident in Liverpool
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27 Oct 2020
A Short Word This Black History Month
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22 Oct 2020
Bridging the Gap
DTMH
Collage of images taken during training in Gezira State, Sudan
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22 Oct 2020
IMPALA community volunteers and healthcare workers receive important Chronic Lung Disease intervention training in Gezira State, Sudan, September 2020.
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14 Oct 2020
Cervical cancer – why is it a global public health issue?
DTMH
A defiant yet solemn female portrait with jagged golden lines to emulate the golden lines traditionally seen in Kintsugi pottery
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7 Oct 2020
Kintsugi: Stronger, Bolder, Golder
DTMH
LEAP students
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25 Sep 2020
Taking the LEAP into humanitarian practice – student experience
Best outfit competition winner from the graduation ceremony
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24 Sep 2020
Health as a Global Asset
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16 Sep 2020
The cynicism of those born on the bright side of life
DTMH
Back view of man presenting to students at a lecture
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9 Sep 2020
Getting comfortable with the uncomfortable - talking race at work
Image of Mosul
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9 Sep 2020
The Dangers of Picnicking
DTMH
Scanning electron microscope image shows SARS-CoV-2 (yellow) also known as 2019-nCoV
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4 Sep 2020
Paul Garner on long haul covid-19—Don’t try to dominate this virus, accommodate it
Collage of images taken during training in Dodoma, Tanzania
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20 Aug 2020
IMPALA health workers receive important Chronic Lung Disease intervention training in Dodoma, Tanzania, August 2020.
Photo: R Wilson
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17 Jul 2020
Snake of the week: The red spitting cobra (Naja pallida)
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14 Jul 2020
Patience and Empathy: my experience of conducting interviews with women who had a stillbirth
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23 Jun 2020
Paul Garner: Covid-19 at 14 weeks—phantom speed cameras, unknown limits, and harsh penalties
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18 Jun 2020
Work and study - My MSc Global Health experience
MSc Global Health
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18 Jun 2020
My global health journey with LSTM
MSc Global Health
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18 Jun 2020
An opportunity that came at the best time.
MSc Global Health
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18 Jun 2020
Gaining the confidence to influence global efforts improving health and safety of vulnerable populations: My MSC Global Health journey
MSc Global Health
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18 Jun 2020
My Perspective and Prospects as LSTM Global Health Student
MSc Global Health
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17 Jun 2020
It Has Always Been Time to Act
Toxoplasma gondii. Credit: Wikipedia
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11 Jun 2020
Potent tetrahydroquinolone can eliminate parasites that cause toxoplasmosis and malaria
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11 Jun 2020
Learning from LSTM symposium on Global Health Research Towards Ending Preventable Deaths: Equity, Access, and Delivery
©Simon Townsley
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5 Jun 2020
Snake of the week: the Black Mamba (Dendroaspis polylepis)
Raheli Mukhwana Research Assistant, LAMRN Kenya
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4 Jun 2020
Why the NIHR Stillbirth Prevention and Management Group is important
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3 Jun 2020
Screening of licensed drugs to potentially treat COVID-19
It took this mother 14 hours to get her child, who was bitten by a snake, to hospital in Baringo, Kenya to receive antivenom. The amount of time required for a snakebite victim to reach a medical centre to receive treatment remains a major issue in rural African communities. Photo taken by Prof. Rob Harrison.
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20 May 2020
Could snakebite eventually be treated with a tablet?
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20 May 2020
Covid19 and fatigue - a game of snakes and ladders
Jonan Mweteise Research Assistant, Stillbirth Project, Uganda.
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19 May 2020
Engaging male partners in stillbirth research in Uganda
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18 May 2020
Towards ending preventable deaths: Global health research and vaccinations in the context of emerging pandemics – answering your questions from our first global symposium
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15 May 2020
Paul Garner: ‘The virus is causing lots of immunological changes in the body, lots of pathology that we don’t yet understand.’
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13 May 2020
Mosquitoes and Microplastics. What is the Connection?
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12 May 2020
Snake of the week: the rhinoceros viper

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