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RSTMH Medals and Awards Winners 2025

RSTMH has announced the winners of the 2025 Medals and Awards programme.

26 Sep 2025

Dr Wendy Harrison and Professor Margaret Gyapong start the second year of joint Presidency

Dr Wendy Harrison and Professor Margaret Gyapong will continue their leadership of RSTMH with a second year as joint Presidents.

26 Sep 2025

Former RSTMH President awarded OBE

Simon Bush, RSTMH president in 2022-2023 and trustee for ten years, has been awarded an OBE in King Charles III’s birthday honours, in recognition of his services to eliminating neglected tropical diseases.

11 Jul 2025

2025 RSTMH Early Career Grants Programme opens for applications

The 2025 RSTMH Early Career Grants Programme is now open for applications. Last year the Programme provided 299 grants to those early in their careers to carry out their first piece of research into tropical medicine or global health.

20 Feb 2025

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Highlights from the World Health Summit 2025

The annual World Health Summit brings together international stakeholders from key sectors to inspire solutions for better health and wellbeing for all.

16 Oct 2025

A spotlight on women’s health: Attending the Women’s Health Innovation Equity Forum

Tamar Ghosh, RSTMH’s Chief Executive, was lucky enough to join more than 150 global leaders, innovators and funders at the Women’s Health Innovation Equity Forum in Berlin, in the run up to the World Health Summit.

16 Oct 2025

A photo looking over someone's shoulder who is reading the Annual Meeting 2025 Programme.

Promises and risks of AI in global health: Key learnings from RSTMH Annual Meeting 2025

The event provided the unique opportunity of getting many healthcare, global health and tropical medicine experts in one room, alongside those working for NGOs and industry specialists in health AI and technology. In this blog, we share highlights from two days of presentations, conversation and debate.

07 Oct 2025

Remoscope (foreground, left of center) is an AI-powered, label-free imaging cytometer that scans fresh whole blood for malaria parasites. Credit: Dr Paul Lebel

New Special Collection: Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Global Health

During the RSTMH Annual Meeting 2025, we announced the publication of a cross-journal Special Collection ‘Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Global Health’, featuring papers from around the world exploring AI and healthcare.

26 Sep 2025

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RSTMH Medals and Awards Winners 2025

Dr Wendy Harrison and Professor Margaret Gyapong start the second year of joint Presidency

Former RSTMH President awarded OBE

2025 RSTMH Early Career Grants Programme opens for applications

Latest blogs

Highlights from the World Health Summit 2025

A spotlight on women’s health: Attending the Women’s Health Innovation Equity Forum

Promises and risks of AI in global health: Key learnings from RSTMH Annual Meeting 2025

New Special Collection: Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Global Health

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