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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.

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Upcoming events

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Sep 2022

47th Annual Topics in Infection

This one-day meeting brings together microbiologists, consultants in infectious disease, infection control nurses and biomedical and clinical scientists to hear updates on recent “hot topics” in all aspects of infectious disease. This year we hope to cover topics that include Monkeypox, Lassa Fever, Myocarditis and many others. CPD points to be confirmed.

20 September 2022, 9-5pm (BST), followed by a reception
The Great Hall, St Bartholomew’s Hospital, London, UK
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Oct 2022

RSTMH Annual Meeting 2022: Topical issues in malaria and in resistance

Our 2022 Annual Meeting will bring together members, Fellows and supporters from around the world to share knowledge and encourage new collaborations. The theme of this year's Annual Meeting is 'Topical issues in malaria and in resistance'.

11–12 October 2022, 8:30am-5pm (BST) - TBC
Museum of Liverpool, Liverpool, UK
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RSTMH Medals and Awards open for nominations

We have extended the deadline for our RSTMH Medals and Awards 2022 to 17:00 BST, 15 July 2022.

06 May 2022

The volatile mixture in Sudan: Climate change, social injustice, scorpions and gold mining

RSTMH Country Ambassador for Sudan, Dr Rania Mohamed Hassan Baleela, describes the current situation in Sudan, which has seen a significant increase in numbers of scorpions. She explains the devastating impact this has caused. 

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

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Latest news

RSTMH journals see impact factors increase

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

01 Jul 2022
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Lord Trees and Baroness Sugg call to end Neglected Tropical Diseases with UK Coalition at Westminster event

Last week (8 June) the Coalition against Neglected Tropical Diseases together with the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Malaria and Neglected Tropical Diseases co-hosted a Parliamentary reception in the House of Lords entitled Ending the Neglect: Celebrating the UK’s role in beating NTDs.

16 Jun 2022

20 grants to be awarded as part of Hamish Ogston Foundation Platinum Jubilee Grants for early career health professionals

RSTMH is delighted to announce its partnership with the Hamish Ogston Foundation and the funding of 20 grants of £5,000 each, for early career health professionals wishing to embark upon a scientific project in Tropical Medicine and Global Health.

07 Jun 2022
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