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Dedicated to global health since 1907

Since 1907, the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene (RSTMH) has been dedicated to improving tropical medicine and global health.

Be a part of a network that saves lives and improves health around the world. Become a member today.  

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Our global network

Check out our interactive map that showcases our global network, including our Country and Student Ambassadors, our team of Global Assessors, our small grant awardees and our membership.

Mucormycosis epidemic: another dark side to the COVID-19 pandemic

The opportunistic infection, mucormycosis, commonly called "black fungus disease" reveals another dark facet to the already devastating COVID-19 pandemic.

18 Aug 2021
Photo credit: Helen Keller International

RSTMH responds to cuts to UK Official Development Aid

RSTMH is deeply concerned to learn of the UK government’s decision to significantly cut Official Development Assistance. 

29 Apr 2021
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Upcoming events

07
Oct 2021

Annual General Meeting 2021 and President's Address (RSTMH members only)

RSTMH's Annual General Meeting (AGM) will take place on 7 October in Liverpool. Immediately following the AGM our new President, Professor Janet Hemingway, will deliver her Presidential Address.

7 October 2021
Liverpool and virtually
07
Oct 2021

President's Address and reception: "Will the COVID experience help transform infection R&D?"

Join us at the new RCP building in Liverpool to hear incoming RSTMH President, Professor Janet Hemingway, deliver her Presidential Address.

7 October 2021
Liverpool
11
Oct 2021

RSTMH Annual Meeting 2021 – drug resistant infections: causes, consequences and considerations

Our 2021 Annual Meeting will bring together RSTMH members and supporters from around the world to share knowledge from the forefront of the fight against drug resistant infections.

11–12 October 2021
Virtual event
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Latest news

RSTMH launches new online Members Area

The Members Area is an online space where RSTMH members can go for bespoke content and resources related to the field of tropical medicine and global health.

14 Sep 2021

RSTMH announces three-year partnership with Wellcome Trust

Wellcome is the first partner to have agreed to support our Small Grants Programme over a period of several years.

06 Jul 2021

Impact factor announcement for RSTMH journals

RSTMH is delighted to announce increases in the impact factors for both our journals.

30 Jun 2021
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