Mycetoma – a long journey out of the shadows Mycetoma is an important disease that affects the poorest of communities, and which has, for a long time, received little scientific or clinical attention. 14 Apr 2021
Oncology nursing during a pandemic: realities and challenges Nurses have always been on the frontline in managing cancer patients. They play an important role in cancer care delivery in all forms of treatment. 07 Apr 2021
WASH and NTD collaboration: no more excuses 1.7 billion people worldwide live with NTDs. Diseases that deform bodies, blind and kill, disrupt children’s education, limit lifetime productivity; and ultimately traps families and communities in cycles of poverty that contribute to crippling economies. 25 Mar 2021
COVID-19: the great equaliser or magnifier of inequality? Can a world with staggering socio-economic inequality suddenly become equal as a result of a global pandemic? Or does the pandemic magnify the pre-existing disparities and vulnerabilities across the world? 17 Mar 2021
IWD 2021: Time to challenge gender discrimination in global health On 8 March, RSTMH is celebrating International Women’s Day 2021, which this year is focused on the theme choosing to challenge. 04 Mar 2021
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
Exploring and responding to our colonial history As you may remember from my Presidential address in September last year, I am keen to use my Presidency to support RSTMH as we explore and address our colonial history. 18 Feb 2021
The world needs science, and science needs women and girls In recognition of the women in our network and the amazing work they are doing, we interviewed Dr Cassandra Akinde, one of our Student Ambassadors. 11 Feb 2021
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
Noma: a preventable but neglected disease Patients with noma often remain invisible within their communities, the health systems that are supposed to serve them and the global health community. This invisibility leads to neglect. 04 Feb 2021
Flying during the COVID-19 pandemic What is the risk of getting infected with COVID-19 on an aircraft? 03 Feb 2021
World Leprosy Day: a glance at RSTMH small grants on leprosy World Leprosy Day is marked annually on 31 January. Leprosy is a bacterial infection caused by the slow-growing bacteria Mycobacterium leprae and mainly affects the nerves, skin, eyes, and lining of the nose. 27 Jan 2021
