RSTMH Chief Executive Tamar Ghosh participated in the MSF Scientific Days in May. The 2017 Scientific Days featured events in London, New Delhi, Australia, Malawi, and Argentina.
In response to our recent call for proposals for small grants and travel scholarships, RSTMH is pleased to announce that we have awarded more than £100,000 in grants funding for clinicians and scientists across the field of tropical medicine and hygiene.
Read our special issue on Surveillance, Guest Edited by Professor David Durrheim and Dr Joseph Fitchett. This issue looks at innovation in public health surveillance through a mix of freely available commentaries, reviews and research articles.
To support World Malaria Day, we have put together a collection of papers from Transactions of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine & Hygiene and International Health over the past 2 years focusing on malaria prevention and elimination.
As you will know, for the last few months we’ve been conducting a survey into membership of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene (RSTMH).
March's issue of International Health is now available online and includes the Editor's Choice paper from Espindola et al on 'Strategies for halting the rise of multidrug resistant TB epidemics: assessing the effect of early case detection and isolation'.
The focus of this year's World TB Day is "Unite to End TB". To support the day, the RSTMH Journals have made a number of their TB papers freely available, including last year's Transactions TB Special issue.
