Studying epidemiology and medical statistics in The Gambia

July 13, 2020
Introducing LSHTM

April 9, 2020
Post PhD reflections

April 9, 2020
Self-isolating in a shared space: a quick guide

March 24, 2020
Research Project Diaries: “Conducting research in Uganda gave me hands-on experience and an in-depth understanding of evaluative strategies in STI global indicators”

January 16, 2020
The Intervention: Stories in Public Health podcast

December 5, 2019
“This was the best academic course I have ever done!” – Roxana Dimond talks to us about the Professional Diploma in Tropical Nursing

October 3, 2019
“The degree will definitely help me as someone from a developing country to get a career in working on Malaria, TB, and HIV” – Henry reflects on the MSc Tropical Medicine and International Health

October 3, 2019
Advice from afar: students share their tips for studying via distance learning

July 9, 2019
“I feel like I can really shape my experience to work perfectly for what I want and need from it”

July 9, 2019

All posts by Chance Pistoll

Chance is a Kiwi-born, Melbourne based doctor. He is passionate about travel, adventure, family, friends and good food. A generalist at heart, Chance is studying the Master of Public Health. He is using his time at the school to investigate the intersections between health, transportation and built urban environments.

What do bikes have to do with Public Health?

By Chance Pistoll · July 16, 2013 · Life at LSHTM, Public Health · Comments Off on What do bikes have to do with Public Health?

Welcome to my belated and practical second blog post. I was hoping to use this entry to give an insight into some of the possibilities of pursing a Master’s dissertation at LSHTM, through describing my very own dissertation.
The idea for my dissertation came about as a synthesis of…

What the brochure doesn’t tell you…

By Chance Pistoll · May 16, 2013 · Life at LSHTM, Public Health · Comments Off on What the brochure doesn’t tell you…

I am a Kiwi-born, Melbourne based doctor studying the MSc Public Health. In the coming months I hope to inform, inspire and ultimately entertain you about my experiences at the school, living in London and my journey figuring out what this whole Public Health thing is about! My first…

Studying epidemiology and medical statistics in The Gambia

Introducing LSHTM

Post PhD reflections

Self-isolating in a shared space: a quick guide

Research Project Diaries: “Conducting research in Uganda gave me hands-on experience and an in-depth understanding of evaluative strategies in STI global indicators”

The Intervention: Stories in Public Health podcast

“This was the best academic course I have ever done!” – Roxana Dimond talks to us about the Professional Diploma in Tropical Nursing

“The degree will definitely help me as someone from a developing country to get a career in working on Malaria, TB, and HIV” – Henry reflects on the MSc Tropical Medicine and International Health

Advice from afar: students share their tips for studying via distance learning

“I feel like I can really shape my experience to work perfectly for what I want and need from it”

All posts by Chance Pistoll

What do bikes have to do with Public Health?

What the brochure doesn’t tell you…

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