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• ‘It’s more complicated than that…’ an occasional blog post series

  • ‘It’s more complicated than that…’ is a common academic refrain.  How many times have you watched a TV programme or read a newspaper article that …more

• Vaccinations – ‘It’s more complicated than that’

  • Vaccinations – ‘It’s more complicated than that’
    John Oliver tackled vaccination on his HBO series Last Week Tonight

    British satirist John Oliver tackled vaccination on the 25 …more

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• Old projects come to fruition in 2016

  • After leaving David Horn’s lab almost four years ago in August 2013, when David and his group moved to the University of Dundee, we’re still managing …more

• Monitoring the HIV continuum of care in key populations across Europe and Central Asia (May 2018)

  • In a paper published this week in HIV Medicine, data from 29 countries in Europe and Central Asia reported to the European Centre for Disease …more

• Trade-offs between work, school and play in Tanzania

  • Sophie’s latest blog post touches on important demographic, economic and development issues prevalent in most low-income countries today, and how modernization is impacting the role …more

• The UK’s breastfeeding problem: a societal issue with an environmental solution?

  • Laura discusses one aspect of her PhD research in this blog-post on breast-feeding in the UK. She focuses on the importance of studying women’s environmental …more

• Short-term Research Fellow position with the MeSH Consortium

  • Within a broader portfolio of projects to improve the use of routinely collected HIV data in Southern and Eastern Africa, the MeSH Consoritum (http://mesh.lshtm.ac.uk/) is …more

• Have you got data on follow-up of children after Group B Streptococcus infection?

  • By Professor Joy Lawn,  LSHTM
    What data do we have regarding GBS?
    Group B Streptococcus (GBS; Streptococcus agalactiae) is a leading cause of infant sepsis and meningitis. …more

• 7 – 13 May 2018

  • Peter Piot provides comment to Scientific American on why Ebola continues to re-emerge in DR Congo following the outbreak of the disease in the country: …more
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