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Cochrane Review: MVA85A vaccine to enhance BCG for preventing tuberculosis

LSTM researchers runners up in Wellcome Data Re-use Prize: Malaria

Image ©WHO/M. Nieuwenhof - Vaccination facility in Lilongwe

MLW Programme partner in first malaria vaccine roll out in Malawi

World Malaria Day 2019

LSTM will return to the Bluedot Festival for a third time this summer

LSTM's new online course: The Professional Diploma in Travel Health

NEJM Perspective: 'Shifting the Paradigm — Applying Universal Standards of Care to Ebola Virus Disease'

Dr Samantha Donnellan reaches FameLab finals

Professor Martin Donnelly appointed as Head of LSTM’s Department of Vector Biology

LSTM, MSF and HCRI launch a new academic programme to train the humanitarian leaders of the future

Research into tropical eye worm, Loa loa, yields new tests to rapidly assess safety of anti-filarial drugs

Widely used malaria treatment to prevent malaria in pregnant women at risk of failing in areas where drug resistance is rising

It’s time to target tuberculosis in pregnancy

World TB Day 2019

From the Cochrane Infectious Disease Group : A special collection on diagnosing tuberculosis

A typical example of improved housing beside a mosquito-producing rice field in rural Tanzania, constructed using bricks, timber and iron sheeting plus netting screens fitted over the windows.

Protecting houses against mosquitoes with netting window screens can suppress malaria vector populations and dramatically reduce human parasite infection prevalence.

Researchers develop a method to test for the enzyme that confers insecticide resistance in mosquitoes

NEW: LSTM Prospectus 2019/20 now available

STREAM clinical trial results prove that nine-month treatment regimen for MDR-TB is as effective as 20-month regimen

Dr Henry Mwandumba, deputy director of MLW, and Dr Fumbani Limani, clinical research intern of MLW unveiling a plaque to mark the occasion

MLW programme partners launch CREATOR project in Malawi

Dr Waleed receiving the award from deputy ambassador Mr Richard Oppenheim

LSTM alumnus Dr Waleed Alsalem one of the winners of the UK Alumni Awards 2019 in Saudi Arabia

LSTM saddened by the death of Dr Grace Kariuki in the Ethiopian Airways crash

NEW! Buist Pathways to Leadership Award

LSTM's Accelerator Research Clinic wins one of the 2019 North West Research and Innovation Awards

LSTM celebrates International Women’s Day 2019

Professor Stothard (seated) teaching fresh water sampling to MSc students

British Society for Parasitology (BSP) awards its C.A. Wright Medal to LSTM Professor Russell Stothard

Attendees at the Global Stakeholders Workshop meeting in Nairobi - Photo Credit: African Academy of Sciences

LSTM's Centre for Capacity Research facilitates a new standard for good research management practice

The application process is now OPEN for the MRC Skills Development Fellowships programme

LSTM Professor Janet Hemingway in Nature's News & Views: 'Battling disease by giving mosquitoes an antimalarial drug'

Typhoid vaccine may protect against other infections

Credit: Courtesy of Van Bocxlaer (2014)

Researchers at LSTM highlight the emergence of intestinal schistosomiasis with associated ecological change in Lake Malawi.

Cochrane Infectious Disease Group works with WHO on latest guidelines for malaria vector control

Venezuelan crisis could cause public health emergency in South America

LSTM launches new online programme in Travel Health

Launching ARISE in Kenya

Photo Credit: Lindsay Mgbor, Department for International Development, Malawi, 2012, Courtesy of Flickr

New CMNH study shows that women want to be involved in decisions about the maternity care they receive

From: CMNH

Tim Martineau with Liverpool Lord Mayor Christine Banks, and Colin Sinclair, CEO Knowledge Quarter Liverpool

Club Liverpool celebrates Health Systems team for local economic impact of HSG2018

Portrait of Charlie Proctor in Changi (1944)

LSTM announces upcoming Secret Art of Survival exhibition

Dr Waleed Alsalem nominated for UK Alumni Award

LSTM’s Dr Luca Facchinelli is lead author of the first large-cage study into the effect of male-biased transgenic mosquitoes on the dynamics of the malaria mosquito Anopheles gambiae.

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