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Journal special collections

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

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School children line up to get their dose of albendazole on National Deworming Day.

Neglected Tropical Diseases: Planning for the Next Decade of Progress

This special issue of Transactions was commissioned in collaboration with WHO to mark the launch of the 2021-2030 road map for NTDs in January 2021.

Podoconiosis – cross-disciplinary research updates in the year of NTDs

In December 2020, we published a special issue of Transactions on podoconiosis, or nonfilarial elephantiasis; a neglected tropical disease (NTD), which causes massive swelling of the lower limbs due to chronic exposure to irritant soils.

The Mycetoma Research Centre, Sudan

Second Anniversary of the Khartoum Call for Action on Mycetoma

This article collection is in recognition of the second anniversary of the Khartoum Call for Action on Mycetoma, which took place in February 2019. 

Spotlight on Global Health Research

From research ethics to decolonisation and transnational research partnerships, the special issue covers how global health research is a discipline in which it is highly possible to cause more harm than good.

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Our strategy to improve diversity and inclusion

In all we do, and all relationships we have with our members and Fellows, volunteers, partners, suppliers and our wider networks, we work to the values of transparency, respect and dignity. RSTMH condemns racism and all forms of discrimination.

19 Feb 2021

Spotlight on Global Health Research

From research ethics to decolonisation and transnational research partnerships, the special issue covers how global health research is a discipline in which it is highly possible to cause more harm than good.

Podoconiosis – cross-disciplinary research updates in the year of NTDs

In December 2020, we published a special issue of Transactions on podoconiosis, or nonfilarial elephantiasis; a neglected tropical disease (NTD), which causes massive swelling of the lower limbs due to chronic exposure to irritant soils.

The Mycetoma Research Centre, Sudan

Second Anniversary of the Khartoum Call for Action on Mycetoma

This article collection is in recognition of the second anniversary of the Khartoum Call for Action on Mycetoma, which took place in February 2019. 

Photo: Sightsavers / Graeme Robertson

How we work with NGOs and the non-profit sector

One of the goals of our five-year strategy is to work more closely with NGOs and non-profit organisations, to help disseminate their work, as well as share their learnings and experience.

05 Feb 2021
The simple treatment of podoconiosis. Tigist is successfully treated and goes back to school now. Photo: Jelle Visser

Lessons from the Field

Lessons from the Field are short editorial-style articles that highlight lessons learnt from fieldwork across the tropical medicine and global health community.

Volunteer Week: Thank you to all our volunteers

RSTMH has a long history of being supported by volunteers. In the early days of the Society, voluntary roles helped coordinate the office and formed the Council, who were responsible for governing the Society.

05 Jun 2019

International Health to go fully open access from January 2020

International Health is fully open access from January 2020. This means that all previously published content will become free to view and all new content will have an associated article processing charge.

19 Jul 2019

RSTMH celebrates ten years of International Health

17 Sep 2019

Journals FAQs

The following are some frequently asked questions about the journals of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene.

International Health cover

International Health

International Health publishes original, peer-reviewed articles and reviews on all aspects of global health, including the social and economic aspects of communicable and non-communicable diseases, health systems research, policy and implementation, and the evaluation of disease control programmes and healthcare delivery solutions.

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Transactions

Transactions of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine & Hygiene publishes authoritative and impactful original, peer-reviewed articles and reviews on all aspects of tropical medicine.

Journals

Our journals, Transactions and International Health offer a comprehensive range of multidisciplinary research and review papers, covering topics ranging from public health and infectious diseases to health economics and healthcare systems.

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