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Professor David Molyneux announced as Editor-in-Chief of International Health, the journal of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene

Insecticide-resistant malaria vectors must be tackled

Ultrasound method to predict worm burden in the hunt for new drugs to treat Lymphatic Filariasis

IMPALA supports PATS Spirometry Training in Ethiopia

LSTM Group’s income tops half a billion pounds for the first time in its history

Dr Mary McCauley of LSTM's Centre for Maternal & Newborn Health wins three RCOG prizes

Lancet Taskforce Economics: ‘World health is central to Sustainable Development’

Wycliffe Onyango, clinical officer, draws blood for mosquito feeding from one of the study patients [patient gave written consent to publish photo]

LSTM study shows drug that kills mosquitoes could be used to fight malaria

LSTM study identifies a novel mechanism of immune activation in filarial parasitic infection

World TB day 2018

LSTM runs for second time DFID commissioned primer course in systematic reviews

Study finds the economic benefits of intensive case management in African trypanosomiasis, leprosy, visceral leishmaniasis, and Chagas disease to be potentially huge among the poor

Liverpool Life Sciences Accelerator officially opened

LSTM’s Dr Samantha Donnellan receives prestigious Winston Churchill Fellowship

Large UK study finds that serious asthma attacks are reduced by the temporary quadrupling of a steroid inhaler

LSTM receives £1 million from HEFCE to train the next generation of UK global health leaders

A functional and transferable colistin resistance gene found in a major pathogen of developing nations

Introducing the MRC Neonatal Nutrition Network Project

Saving Mothers’ Lives: Ministry of Health, Kenya launches first Confidential Enquiry into Maternal Deaths Report

From: CMNH

Professor Philip Padfield becomes LSTM's first Dean of Education

'The double-edged sword'. Dr Kevin Mortimer delivers talk at first ever MakNCD Symposium in Uganda

Diagnostics for bacterial infection published in Scientific Reports

From: CDDR

Vietnam - UK seeking dose optimisation for tuberculosis

New research calls for rethink on approach to treating neglected tropical diseases in urban areas

Mini-primaquine does help stop people infecting mosquitoes with malaria, but impact on transmission in the community remains unclear

IMPALA Programme: Policy Engagement and Evidence Uptake Training

The importance of heterogeneity on the management of vector borne diseases

Discussing diagnostics on BBC Radio Merseyside

LSTM researchers investigate whether polio labs can help tackle neglected tropical diseases

CMNH publication is prestigious journal’s most accessed paper in 2017.

From: CMNH

New BBC drama developed with LSTM's Dr Adam Roberts

Blood samples being taken from a mother and child from Bukoba Village, Uganda

Study shows persistent and increasing malaria parasites despite access to regular treatment in Uganda

LSTM’s Clinical Diagnostic Parasitology Laboratory (CDPL) maintains UKAS accreditation

Tom with his ukulele after being repatriated to the UK

Tributes to former FEPOW Tom Boardman

Alumni News: Professor A. C. Ikeme Foundation Lecture

LSTM's A·WOL consortium celebrates 10-year milestone

Researcher Hastings Banda explains the project to participating villagers

Community prevalence of chronic respiratory symptoms in rural Malawi: Implications for policy

Professor Janet Hemingway delivers RSTMH Christmas Lecture: Malaria gains leveling off, innovation needed

Leaving no one behind: the role of gender analysis in strengthening health systems

Obituary: Professor Mike Service

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