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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

Journal special collections

We publish special issues, supplements and article collections of both of our journals, International Health and Transactions.

Upcoming events

May 2021

Trachoma – from a neglected disease to near elimination in the blink of an eye

For this webinar, we bring you Dr Caroline Harper’s Hemingway Award acceptance speech – a look at the story behind progress towards the elimination of trachoma.

18 May 2021

Virtual event

May 2021

LCNTDR webinar: Disease management, disability and inclusion: Why people-centred research is needed to beat NTDs

This webinar will discuss the epidemiology and burden of the neglected co-morbidities associated with NTDs and how some groups now take a whole person approach to NTDs control, elimination, eradication and morbidity management.

26 May 2021

Virtual event

Jun 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.

18 June 2021

Virtual event

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Latest news

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

World Health Day: building a fairer, healthier world

To mark World Health Day 2021, RSTMH is reaffirming its commitment to global vaccine equity.

06 Apr 2021

COVID-19: RSTMH signs up to WHO Vaccine Equity Declaration

RSTMH is proud to have signed up to the WHO Vaccine Equity Declaration in support of COVAX to equitably distribute COVID-19 vaccines, treatments and diagnostics globally.

05 Mar 2021

@RSTMH on Twitter

The #COVID19 crisis in India is creating conditions for cases of a rare black fungus to increase. People’s immune s… https://t.co/VKMVVO7TgG

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A @WHO official said Monday it is reclassifying the highly contagious triple-mutant #COVID19 variant spreading in I… https://t.co/jpG2OgAEcD

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RT @DNDi: #Mycetoma affects the poorest of communities and has, for a long time, received little scientific or clinical atten… https://t.co/tGAr6jEtth

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RT @IDDOnews: #ScienceReadForSunday: Read @OUPAcademic about two decades of public health achievements in #Lymphatic Filariasis.… https://t.co/Rkj1opt5Og

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We've joined more than 400 academic, public health experts, politicians, charities, NGOs, unions, healthcare worker… https://t.co/VuZ0MUDzCl

7 hours 34 min ago

RT @NTDResearch: To achieve @WHO #NTDroadmap2030 targets, new approaches are needed to address stigma, discrimination and mental hea… https://t.co/ZFwZx8zCoz

8 hours 33 min ago

ANTICOV is the largest clinical trial in Africa for people with mild COVID-19 to test new drug combination. The ne… https://t.co/BQ4311iiu2

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Submit your abstract for our Annual Meeting on drug resistant infections (11&12 October) now! Poster presentation… https://t.co/NQqm48zvbq

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India’s second #COVID wave has shown us how access to pure #oxygen for medical treatment could mean the difference… https://t.co/VcYG18AGzi

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We are looking for an Administrative Assistant to join the RSTMH team. Apply before 14 May:… https://t.co/um3p9F4Orv

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The Seychelles, which has fully vaccinated over 60% of its population against #COVID19, is bringing back restrictio… https://t.co/tklzy6b1w3

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We are looking for a Grants Manager to join the RSTMH team. Apply before 14 May: https://t.co/lEM3XdaFTc… https://t.co/5QAamKwoi6

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

Latest on our work

RSTMH responds to cuts to UK Official Development Aid

Journal special collections

Upcoming events

Trachoma – from a neglected disease to near elimination in the blink of an eye

LCNTDR webinar: Disease management, disability and inclusion: Why people-centred research is needed to beat NTDs

Topics in Infection 2021

Latest news

RSTMH responds to cuts to UK Official Development Aid

World Health Day: building a fairer, healthier world

COVID-19: RSTMH signs up to WHO Vaccine Equity Declaration

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