Following Prince Harry’s visit to the School, Peter Piot and Sentebale CEO Catherine Ferrier co-write a blog for the Huffington Post calling for the voices of young people affected by HIV/AIDS to be heard: “The largest ever generation of adolescents in … Continue reading →

By Tommaso Manacorda The “Friends and Family Test”, seeking patients’ views, has created anxiety among practices but shed little light on patients’ concerns. It’s time for a rethink, suggests our study. The many ways in which patients can now feedback … Continue reading →

Cameroon’s Ministry of Public Health recently hosted an innovative disease mapping training course to equip public health specialists with the skills needed to map and manage the incidence and treatment of six neglected tropical diseases. The 4 day course was taught … Continue reading →

Prince Harry unites global HIV/AIDS leaders during a visit to the School. His Royal Highness joined Peter Piot and Sentebale Chief Executive Officer Catherine Ferrier, along with other key global health figures, to hear first-hand why youth in the region … Continue reading →

As the recipient of CILIP HLG International Bursary Award, I was privileged to have a professional training placement at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, United Kingdom. On the first day, I was warmly welcome to the London … Continue reading →

Sian Clarke talks to BBC World Service Newsday (34m50s) about her new research which found a malaria control package delivered by African schools dramatically cuts infection and reduces risk of anaemia in children. “If asymptomatic malaria is left untreated anaemia … Continue reading →

James Logan is interviewed by Scientific American on a new study that will use twins to find clues about the genetic basis of mosquito attraction: “We hope this study will give us more insights into the mechanisms that help change … Continue reading →