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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.

RSTMH Annual Meeting 2020 is going fully virtual

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Ending NTDs

This year the WHO NTD Road Map will offer a plan to accelerate progress with countries, communities and people at the centre. In this series of blogs we ask those who have been working on these diseases for some time to share their stories of success and achievement so far.

Annual Meeting 2020: Emerging diseases and outbreaks - an overview

RSTMH hosted our first fully virtual Annual Meeting, covering the theme of emerging diseases and outbreaks.

19 Oct 2020
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Upcoming events

03
Dec 2020

Research in Progress 2020

Deadline for Abstracts: 25 October 2020

This one-day meeting is designed specifically for early career investigators to present their unpublished research in progress to peers and senior experts in all fields of tropical medicine and global health.

3 December 2020
Online
29
Jan 2021

Topics in Infection 2021

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.

Friday 29 January 2021
Hybrid event (in-person and online)
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Annual Meeting 2020: Emerging diseases and outbreaks - an overview

RSTMH hosted our first fully virtual Annual Meeting, covering the theme of emerging diseases and outbreaks.

19 Oct 2020

Professor Gail Davey's Presidential Address

RSTMH President Gail Davey’s first address, delivered at the 2020 RSTMH AGM in September, focused on podoconiosis and the importance of diversity and decolonisation of tropical medicine.

08 Oct 2020

COVID-19 in Zambia

We’ve invited our Country Ambassadors to reflect on their country’s COVID-19 response. Let’s hear from Professor Gretchen Birbeck, our Country Ambassador for Zambia.

07 Oct 2020
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Congratulations to #RSTMH Student Ambassador Peter Macharia @Pete_M_M! https://t.co/kNP8KELJ2o
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Don't miss this opportunity to showcase you #ResearchInProgress at #RSTMH #RSTMHRiP in December! If you are an… https://t.co/SUgKt9EOZI
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RT @OliHealthOrg: ⚠ CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS ⚠ The OHMO Research and Education Team is recruiting passionate, creative and talented stude… https://t.co/twtctn01BO
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RT @anthonywsolomon: Human African trypanosomiasis: if vector control adds to active screening & treatment, data from DRC suggest that… https://t.co/cNxdUzeSAq
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RT @drclstbg: A special thanks to @PatriciaAmira for her expert, calm and passionate moderation of @WHO NTD webinars. She has bec… https://t.co/n71BJV5lzI
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Congratulations again! https://t.co/R9DCMhokEw
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RT @Can_NTDs: @mwelentuli's words wrapping up the @WHO skin NTDs webinar today! https://t.co/fYjk87OU3R
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To #BeatNTDs, we need to integrate at various point - #Diagnostics, #Training, #Technology & local engagement. Mult… https://t.co/gZtCt5IXN6
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To #BeatNTDs, we need to integrate at various point - #Diagnostics, #Training, #Technology & local engagement. Mult… https://t.co/VJcX8QZXSI
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RT @DNDi: ‘In many countries #skinNTDs are tackled in silos. We need to bring everyone together to develop & implement an int… https://t.co/cQ4gGSRlvC
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RT @MoniqueWasunna: "There is need for better diagnostics for #NTDs. This can be better achieved through stakeholder engagement. Manage… https://t.co/7o2YWSj9Kc
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RT @DNDi: ‘In Sudan #mycetoma affects the poorest. The @MycetomaRC has adopted a holistic management approach to decentralize… https://t.co/e46ADnTPkK
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