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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
Blog
9 Sep 2020
Getting comfortable with the uncomfortable - talking race at work
Image of Mosul
Blog
9 Sep 2020
The Dangers of Picnicking
DTMH
Scanning electron microscope image shows SARS-CoV-2 (yellow) also known as 2019-nCoV
Blog
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
Blog
20 Aug 2020
IMPALA health workers receive important Chronic Lung Disease intervention training in Dodoma, Tanzania, August 2020.
Photo: R Wilson
Blog
17 Jul 2020
Snake of the week: The red spitting cobra (Naja pallida)
Blog
23 Jun 2020
Paul Garner: Covid-19 at 14 weeks—phantom speed cameras, unknown limits, and harsh penalties
Blog
18 Jun 2020
Work and study - My MSc Global Health experience
MSc Global Health
Blog
18 Jun 2020
My global health journey with LSTM
MSc Global Health
Blog
18 Jun 2020
An opportunity that came at the best time.
MSc Global Health
Blog
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
Blog
18 Jun 2020
My Perspective and Prospects as LSTM Global Health Student
MSc Global Health
Blog
17 Jun 2020
It Has Always Been Time to Act
Toxoplasma gondii. Credit: Wikipedia
Blog
11 Jun 2020
Potent tetrahydroquinolone can eliminate parasites that cause toxoplasmosis and malaria
Blog
11 Jun 2020
Learning from LSTM symposium on Global Health Research Towards Ending Preventable Deaths: Equity, Access, and Delivery
©Simon Townsley
Blog
5 Jun 2020
Snake of the week: the Black Mamba (Dendroaspis polylepis)
Blog
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.
Blog
20 May 2020
Could snakebite eventually be treated with a tablet?
Blog
20 May 2020
Covid19 and fatigue - a game of snakes and ladders
Blog
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
Blog
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.’
Blog
13 May 2020
Mosquitoes and Microplastics. What is the Connection?
Blog
12 May 2020
Snake of the week: the rhinoceros viper
Blog
6 May 2020
Snake of the week: Brown forest cobra (Naja subfulva)
Blog
5 May 2020
Paul Garner: For 7 weeks I have been through a roller coaster of ill health, extreme emotions, and utter exhaustion
Blog
29 Apr 2020
My letter to Liverpool
Blog
24 Apr 2020
Snake of the week: Boomslang (Dispholidus typus)
Blog
24 Apr 2020
A snake with four tales
Blog
20 Apr 2020
Meet the team of our CL3 containment laboratories conducting some of LSTM's Covid-19 research
Blog
17 Apr 2020
Snake of the week: the Eastern Green Mamba
Blog
15 Apr 2020
She is in another quiet mood tonight
Blog
8 Apr 2020
“To an unpredictable future!” - in times of DTM&H - Corona edition
DTMH
Blog
2 Apr 2020
Snake of the Week: the Bothrops asper
Grace Cary Getty Images
Blog
2 Apr 2020
Antibiotic resistance could lead to more COVID-19 deaths
Blog
1 Apr 2020
Pandemic Preparedness Purse
DTMH
Blog
30 Mar 2020
NEW Malawi Health Economics Network (MwHEN) formed in Blantyre
Blog
25 Mar 2020
Don’t get complacent AMR; we’ll be back
Blog
11 Mar 2020
The Virtual Doctors
DTMH
Blog
9 Mar 2020
KASH Conference, Nairobi, Kenya
Blog
4 Mar 2020
50 People Will Be Bitten by A Snake Whilst You Read This Blog
DTMH

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