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Upcoming events

May 2023

Online Research in Progress 2023

Book your place for our first ever Online Research in Progress meeting and hear from students, early career researchers and professionals as they present their unpublished research.

Thursday 11 & Friday 12 May 2023 (9am-1pm BST)

Online

Dr Jenny Harries OBE, Chief Executive of the UK Health Security Agency

Jun 2023

48th Annual Topics in Infection

Now in its forty-eighth year, Topics in Infection will take place in person on Friday 16 June 2023 at St Bartholomew’s Hospital, London.

16 June 2023, 9-5pm (BST), followed by a reception

St Bartholomew’s Hospital, London, UK

Sep 2023

RSTMH Annual Meeting 2023

We are excited to announce the theme of this year's Annual Meeting, which is 'Tropical Medicine and Global Health: Priorities for the next five years'.

28 - 29 September 2023, 8:30am-5pm (BST) - TBC

Conway Hall, London, UK

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Latest on our work

Tribute to RSTMH Patron Her Majesty The Queen

We at the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene are incredibly saddened to learn of the death of Her Majesty The Queen this evening.

08 Sep 2022

RSTMH gift collection

Help save lives and improve health around the world with every gift you give. Our merchandise and gifts range includes a host of wonderful socks, ties, luggage tags, KeepCups and magnets, all featuring designs exclusive to RSTMH.

Our global network

Check out our interactive map that showcases our global network, including our Country and Student Ambassadors, our team of Global Assessors, our grant awardees and our membership.

Latest news

Stronger Together: Evidence for collaborative action on NTDs from the COUNTDOWN consortium published in International Health supplement

Multidisciplinary research programme COUNTDOWN has published a collection of implementation research studies focused on improving the equity and efficiency of health systems interventions to control and eliminate seven Neglected Tropical Diseases, in a supplement for RSTMH open-access journal International Health.

24 Mar 2023

RSTMH 2023 Early Career Grants Programme now open

Applications for 2023 Early Career Grants Programme now open

The RSTMH 2023 Early Career Grants Programme has now opened for applications.

01 Feb 2023

Credit: LEPRA Society Bihar Operations (India) Caption: Self-care - We care. Self-care is very important to take care of disability caused by Leprosy and LF. Creation of self-support group at village level has innovated in LEPRA project in Bihar. More than 80% Self-support Groups are practising regularly.

Call for papers: Mental health, stigma and Neglected Tropical Diseases supplement

We are seeking submissions for a supplement, to be published in International Health, which aims to bring together research on mental health, stigma and neglected tropical diseases (NTDs) to help facilitate translation of learning to practice and policy uptake.

30 Jan 2023

@RSTMH on Twitter

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RT @DNDi: 'We have really suffered from this #mycetoma.' Neg Eldin El Albagir underwent below-knee amputation of the left foo… https://t.co/tpQaixu8Nq

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Holistic approach urgent for health of people, animals and environment #onehealth #globalhealth https://t.co/ARgCr8IZyi

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Viruses in sewage help to pinpoint typhoid hotspots #typhoid #globalhealth https://t.co/GgY7yzCGZF

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RT @GlobalVectorHub: "How Is #India Moving Towards Achieving #Malaria Elimination?" https://t.co/YLOxFxbY8W via @indiatimes

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WHO health supplies continue to flow into all areas in Syria affected by the earthquake #syriaearthquake @WHO https://t.co/usOXUrtrUD

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Disease Outbreak News: Marburg virus disease – United Republic of Tanzania #Marburg #Virus #Tanzania #globalhealth… https://t.co/vnWYGVHA3Z

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RT @Laura_Deano: Excited to launch this special supplement with @RSTMH showcasing 7 years of implementation research within… https://t.co/0NNvZxPhGJ

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RT @NTDCOUNTDOWN: Working together across research disciplines with community & governments can achieve greater results for those aff… https://t.co/keVhN8UEUt

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We are very excited to launch this International Health supplement from the @NTDCOUNTDOWN consortium, which showcas… https://t.co/86TjNcbglI

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Eight years of prolonged conflict in Yemen leave over 20 million people in need of urgent health assistance #Yemen… https://t.co/G4tx6SzoHd

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

Upcoming events

Online Research in Progress 2023

48th Annual Topics in Infection

RSTMH Annual Meeting 2023

Latest on our work

Tribute to RSTMH Patron Her Majesty The Queen

RSTMH gift collection

Our global network

Latest news

Stronger Together: Evidence for collaborative action on NTDs from the COUNTDOWN consortium published in International Health supplement

Applications for 2023 Early Career Grants Programme now open

Call for papers: Mental health, stigma and Neglected Tropical Diseases supplement

@RSTMH on Twitter

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