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Are you a researcher or wish to know more about clinical trials? Have you seen the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine Short Course on 'Essentials of Clinical Trials': 🗓️ 7 - 11th July 2025 🤝 In person or Online 📝 Admissions now OPEN 🟢 MORE INFO - 🖱️lshtm.ac.uk/study/courses/…

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Check out the latest PRECISE Network publication! 📚🔍 Read it here: doi.org/10.1002/ijgo.1… #PRECISE #IJGO Peter von Dadelszen Hannah Blencowe Veronique Filippi Marleen Temmerman, MBS, MD, MPH, PhD

For those who love maps and demography ! theguardian.com/world/ng-inter…

🌳Unlocking the potential of trees to improve health and livelihoods New research led by London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine reveals that tree-based solutions addressing environmental challenges have the potential to benefit health, but community needs must be carefully considered 👉bit.ly/42YzkXE

6. All U.S.-backed development programming in Afghanistan, including maternal and child health services and girls education – terminated. (Estimated to cause >1,200 maternal deaths by 2028.) betterworldcampaign.org/funding/what-w…

8. USAID’s contract for supplying essential medicines for maternal and child health in countries worldwide – terminated.

9. Services from the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation - just one organization - reaching 350,000 people on HIV treatment, including nearly 10,000 children and more than 10,000 HIV-positive pregnant women – terminated.

Impressive: 👏Perinatal mortality ⬇️18%, neonatal mortality ⬇️40%, maternal mortality maybe by ⬇️75% in this well-designed quality improvement study 👏 Outcomes of a Program to Reduce Birth-Related Mortality in Tanzania | New England Journal of Medicine nejm.org/doi/full/10.10…

Report reveals maternity care #inequities for disabled women in the UK Hannah Kuper explains widespread challenges in maternity care access, experiences & outcomes as #disabled women face higher odds of #stillbirth or infant mortality. lshtm.ac.uk/newsevents/new…

🌍 regions vary ~2x relative %, ⬆️100x absolute numbers dying in two biggest groups - obstetric hemorrhage & hypertensive disorders of pregnancy & childbirth - this really hammers home the continuing huge burden of maternal deaths from *preventable* causes #HealthForAll #SRHR

Was your baby born before 37 weeks? If you’ve had a preterm birth, your experience could help us better understand the role of genetics in babies being born too soon. Find more information and the self-referral form for the study here! ➡️ imperial.ac.uk/metabolism-dig…

🗣️ We’re hiring! 🗣️ 3-year Research Fellow position available in the newly established Mortality and Inequalities Research Group, working closely with José Manuel Aburto. Deadline 15 April. DM us if interested. More positions coming soon, stay tuned! jobs.lshtm.ac.uk/Vacancy.aspx?i…

📢 Help shape the future of #SRHR research in humanitarian settings! 5+ years in SRHR & #LMICs? Score research questions & guide funding priorities! Survey in English or French: shorturl.at/QW46v Closes: Midnight Monday 07 April 2025

some good news at last for research in the UK: UK Government rolls out £13.9 billion R&D spending plan computing.co.uk/news/2025/uk-g… via Computing.co.uk

Some good news for pregnant women🤰 —but already outdated in light of recent foreign aid cuts that could severely impact maternal mortality? 🤔 The progress found by this report is incredibly fragile.

🌟Our STAR South Africa project has created a respectful-care intervention for mothers & babies via improving the culture of organisational learning. Baseline results👇@march_lshtm Organisational learning culture in maternity units: A mixed-method stu... sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

🚨 The PRECISE Network has just published a cohort study investigating pregnancy complications in sub-Saharan Africa! Be ready to hear more from us in the next few months! 📢#PRECISENetwork bmjopen.bmj.com/content/15/5/e…

We all recognise the impact of high temperatures on pregnancy outcomes—like preterm birth or pre-eclampsia—but what can we actually tell women and their families to do to protect themselves? Read Adelaide Lusambili et al paper about a CHAMNHA intervention in Kenya🔽

Want to be part of a diverse student community making a difference in #GlobalHealth? Our #students & recent graduates tell us why they chose to study with us, from inspiring lecturers to 1st class research, a truly global network & warm welcome 🌎 More👉lshtm.ac.uk/study/internat…