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Ahead of #IWD2025 we’re launching a series of blogs from Women in Modelling at London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine For our first blog, Emily Nightingale looks at self-promotion, and why it’s such an important skill for women and non-binary scientists to develop Read Emily’s blog ⬇️ lshtm.ac.uk/research/centr…

Want to develop skills in outbreak analytics & transmission modelling with R? This course is for epidemiologists, #PublicHealth practitioners & health data scientists seeking tools to analyse infection data. Running online, 7 July - 1 Aug 2025 👉bit.ly/3VDXv98

📰 If you missed this last week, why not give our first article of the Women in Modelling series a read? Emily Nightingale talks about the importance of learning self-promotion for women and non-binary scientists Read more ⬇️

👩‍🔬 📊 For our next blog in the Women in CMMID series, Lara Goscé wrote about her experience on the EMBO Laboratory Leadership Course and its lessons on the principles of good leadership and communication Read more ⬇️ lshtm.ac.uk/research/centr…

Congratulations to all of our #LSHTMGrads! We can't wait to see where your #GlobalHealth journey takes you & what you achieve working to improve health & #HealthEquity worldwide. See our highlights from the day & keep in touch with our alumni community👉bit.ly/3ZVVohc

👋Meet Hyolim Kang! In this month's Vaccine Centre spotlight she tells us about her PhD London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, her research on #chikungunya #vaccines and what she enjoys doing in her spare time in Nagasaki.💉🦟🌍 Find out more 👉 bit.ly/4bQtolG

♀️ In our latest blog in the Women in CMMID series, Gwen Knight reflected on her experience at the #WomensHealth2025 meeting with Wellcome Connecting Science which focused on women’s health research across their lifespan Read the blog ⬇️ lshtm.ac.uk/research/centr…

Want to boost your understanding of #epidemiology & #InfectiousDisease modelling? Join our short course in collaboration with UK Health Security Agency & gain experience of setting up models to monitor outbreaks & transmission. Runs 16 - 27 June 2025, London & online. bit.ly/3zTawkD

It was really exciting to kick off our multi-country new tuberculosis vaccine introduction stakeholder meetings in Jakarta this week.

Tomorrow 📅 20 March ⏰ 17:30-18:45 GMT Don't miss an amazing chance to hear Tereza Kasaeva World Health Organization (WHO) "Ending TB by 2030 - Challenges and Opportunities" Free & open to all tinyurl.com/3t3em29n Prof Joy Lawn richard horton The Lancet The Union Toyin Togun, PhD FFPH Linda-Gail Bekker

🗞️ Dr Kaja Abbas, Sol Kim & co tackle challenges in developing a Nipah virus vaccine New paper offers recommendations including the need for alternate regulatory pathways, vaccine strategies to prepare for potential Nipah epidemics & more Read more⬇️ tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

🤝 Our next Women in CMMID blog from Em Prestige reflects on some sessions providing practical guidance on how to conduct negotiations and improve public speaking, and how these skills are important for women and non-binary scientists Read more ⬇️ lshtm.ac.uk/research/centr…

Shifa Habib will be presenting our next LSHTM TB Centre seminar "Strategic review of TB funding and programming in Pakistan: players, power and politics" 📅 8 April ⏰ 12.45 BST Free & open to all tinyurl.com/ycxtk8hs Toyin Togun, PhD FFPH Dr Sedona Sweeney Palwasha Yousafzai Khan Finn McQuaid Richard White

🚨 Seminar next Monday! 🚨 In the light of recent aid freezes and cuts, health economist Joe Kutzin will join us to discuss sustainability, health financing & transition from aid 💰 More details ⬇ lshtm.ac.uk/newsevents/eve…

Want to learn the skills to address the global threat of antimicrobial resistance? 💊 Discover a range of #OneHealth responses & interventions to reduce #AMR on this short course. Running online, 7 - 11 July 2025. bit.ly/2PaDXuh

💉 New study on cost-effectiveness of mass immunisation campaigns for poliovirus (WPV1) after its re-emergence in Africa Results show campaigns vital for minimising long-term outbreak risk, offering guidance for policymakers Read more ⬇️ gh.bmj.com/content/10/3/e…

🦟 Join our expert panel this #WorldMalariaDay as we ask: What next for malaria research in a time of crisis? Hear from global health leaders on how we protect progress & refocus research amid funding cuts. 🗓️ Friday 25/04 🕧 12:30 BST 📍 Hybrid 🔗 bit.ly/42nuDEF

"Science-based health messages must be delivered in ways that are accessible to diverse, global audiences." Opinion in PLOS Global Public Health on global health partnerships co-authored by Amaya Bustinduy & Rachel Lowe 👉journals.plos.org/globalpubliche…