*This is the 4th of a 5-part mini series on my experience of completing a Summer Project for an MSc in Public Health at the LSHTM (General Stream). Writing It Up Summer Project Due Date: 32 days. Word Total: 0 … Continue reading
*This is the 3rd part of a 5-part mini series on my experience of completing a Summer Project for an MSc in Public Health at the LSHTM (General Stream). Braving Bangkok’s Bad Side Gracious thanks go out to the LSHTM … Continue reading
Lucy Tusting speaks to BBC News about a Cochrane Review led by the School evaluating mosquito larval source management for controlling malaria: “The tremendous progress made in malaria control in the last decade is now threatened by mosquito resistance to … Continue reading
*This is a 5-part mini series on my experience of completing a Summer Project for an MSc in Public Health at the LSHTM (General Stream). Picking The Project “How do you feel about informal markets in Bangkok?” “You mean like… … Continue reading
The CARE Form From the very first day of orientation at LSHTM, when your still wide-eyed and bushy-tailed, as opposed to the currently unshaven and caffeine-intoxicated state, the higher-ups at The School begin talking about your summer project. Your summer … Continue reading
As part of SPHR@L’s discussion paper series, we are happy to publish our latest edition: ‘Entitlement and universality: the need for research on the impact of introducing conditionality in welfare benefits on health and wellbeing in older age‘ It forms … Continue reading
Anna Goodman appears on BBC London discussing her new research that shows car use is declining as cycling and use of public transport increase among commuters in several areas, especially Greater London, with the greatest increase in cycling in Hackney: … Continue reading
Join Dr Val Curtis at an evening reception to explore the vital role that disgust plays in disease prevention around the world. Our reactions to things that disgust us influence our eating habits, our relationships and even our moral judgement. … Continue reading
The Optimal Caesarean Rates Survey seeks the views of obstetricians on the optimal caesarean rate among different groups of deliveries. The debate around “optimal” caesarean rates is ongoing, but no study so far has sought the views of obstetricians on … Continue reading
By Lucy Gilson The South African health system is a plural health system, with a strong private sector – encompassing private-for-profit providers of various forms of health care, private health insurance companies, commercial companies providing a range of services to … Continue reading