Malavika Thirukode is an alumnus of the School. She studied for an MSc in Control of Infectious Diseases in 2009-10 and has since been living in London working in the charity sector. She is now taking on a new challenge as a Games Maker at London 2012...
In July 2008 while I was working at the Belaku Trust in India my colleague was talking to me of her travelling aspirations and adventures on our way to the field. Read more
Research led by the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine which uses text messages to help smokers quit has won a national award. Since being published in The Lancet, the “txt2stop” study, which has been proven to double quit rates, has been rolled out as a service across England and has now been named the 2011 Royal College of General Practitioners and Novartis Research Paper of the Year. Read more
School researchers take the stage at Cheltenham Science Festival
June 14, 2013
Free bus travel for young people benefits environment and may reduce road traffic injuries
June 13, 2013
Walking or cycling to work linked to health benefits in India
June 12, 2013
Nick Black and Ben Goldacre named among clinical leaders making greatest impact
June 12, 2013
UK launches global panel to fight hunger
June 10, 2013
Very informative post! It is appreciable that bus hire companies are p...
We support Dr. Judith Green's comments about bus travel for pensioners...
Interesting. Not the first approach I would have thought of, even as a...
In fairness, it was only recently that English translations of Manga b...
I would not classify this as manga. For starters it has more than one ...
