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🆕Film by LSHTM & @SangathIndia shines a light on high levels of untreated #depression in #India 'Closing the Gap' highlights an innovative new approach to #MentalHealth care aiming to reduce the treatment gap in India & beyond. 📽️youtube.com/watch?v=nAUwMQ… #WorldMentalHealthDay
Far too many women – particularly in low- and middle-income countries – die during childbirth. We welcome the announcement of #WorldPPHDay & new guidelines which call for a major shift in how PPH is prevented, diagnosed and treated. Read our comment ➡️ bit.ly/4q5GmD2

🆕Film by LSHTM & @SangathIndia shines a light on high levels of untreated #depression in #India 'Closing the Gap' highlights an innovative new approach to #MentalHealth care aiming to reduce the treatment gap in India & beyond. 📽️youtube.com/watch?v=nAUwMQ… #WorldMentalHealthDay
🧵Research shows mental health conditions double in emergencies. This #WorldMentalHealthDay see how #UKPHRST is tackling this through our mental health & psychosocial support partnership work in 🇺🇬 Together we've helped local communities strengthen #MHPSS in emergencies👇
The rise of ‘nightmare bacteria’: antimicrobial resistance charts Our co-directors @gmknght and Kat Holt were quoted in @Nature highlighting the data gaps on how antibiotic use in humans vs. livestock drives antimicrobial resistance. Read more 👉bit.ly/48nB3si
How Suriname eliminated #malaria – and what others can learn from it In @Telegraph Brian Greenwood explains how tailoring interventions based on differences in a country's regional epidemiology is key to effective malaria control & elimination.🦟 telegraph.co.uk/global-health/…
🆕LSHTM Alumni Magazine out now! This issue explores health #misinformation, child #malnutrition, the #ClimateCrisis, new narratives around #disability, and more. @LSHTM_Alumni Read inspiring health stories from our global community👉 lshtm.ac.uk/aboutus/alumni…
Want to explore the complexities of drug safety, from surveillance to regulation? Join our online #pharmacovigilance short course and learn how new #medicines are assessed for cost-effectiveness and benefit versus risk.💊 Running 2 - 6 February 2026 👉lshtm.ac.uk/study/courses/…

Tomorrow is the annual #PumphandleLecture in the John Snow Lecture Theatre @LSHTM. Dr Cesar Victora will give the keynote: "From local insights to global impact: Four decades of child health and nutrition epidemiology in Pelotas, Brazil" Details here 👇🏼: lshtm.ac.uk/newsevents/eve…

We're celebrating UK #BlackHistoryMonth LSHTM's newly appointed EDI director Ammara Khan reflects on this year's #StandingFirmInPowerAndPride theme, & our vibrant #GlobalHealth community which makes our School such a #diverse and inclusive place to work and study. #BHM

COVID-19 didn't just bring vaccines into the spotlight—it reshaped how people feel about them. In this interview, VCP founder and director @ProfHeidiLarson unpacks how trust, scepticism, and access all shifted during the pandemic. 📷 Read: vaccinestoday.eu/stories/interv…
Are you a physician, nurse, or pharmacist looking to specialise in travel medicine?✈️🌏 Gain the knowledge, practical tools & conceptual framework needed to deliver a modern, evidence-based travel health service with our expertly designed short course. lshtm.ac.uk/study/courses/…

Millions at risk of chikungunya in #India @TOIIndiaNews reports on LSHTM #chikungunya map suggesting #India could be country to see greatest long-term impact from #mosquito-borne disease. timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/mumbai/51…
Maysoon Dahab, Assistant Professor @lshtm, has written about the rapidly escalating humanitarian emergency in #Sudan, where reports are showing that women and children are bearing the brunt of overlapping crises ▶️ lshtm.ac.uk/research/centr…

Maps suggest India could bear biggest impact from mosquito-borne #chikungunya🌏 Hyolim Kang & Kaja Abbas discuss most comprehensive mapping of global risk of chikungunya, suggests as infections spread 12 million people in #India could be at risk. lshtm.ac.uk/newsevents/new…

#UKPHRST co-delivered a workshop with @Makerere & @MinofHealthUG to: ✅ Share joint research findings ✅ Help draft national MHPSS plans ✅ Strengthen MHPSS response capacity These efforts aim to strengthen mental health support in outbreaks in 🇺🇬 👉bit.ly/3INXI6t

The Ministry of Health, in collaboration with @Makerere and the UK Public Health Rapid Support Team (UK-PHRST), has been implementing activities to strengthen capacity in Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS) for outbreak preparedness and response. As part of this…




October is UK #BlackHistoryMonth We're celebrating our diverse #GlobalHealth community Aji explains how LSHTM's Diversity Leadership Programme helped her to recognise the value of her heritage & experiences in her #PublicHealth role. #BHM2025 #StandingFirmInPowerAndPride

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