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🎓 Join us next week @lshtm.bsky.social for Prof Oliver Brady's Inaugural Lecture entitled: Mapping the path to dengue control against the headwinds of global change Celebrate with us 🔽 www.lshtm.ac.uk/newsevents/e...

🏢 As consumption of unhealthy items becomes a more common #PublicHealth problem, our @lshtm.bsky.social course looks closely at its drivers and the role of corporate actors Our online course runs from 17-19 June 2026 Apply by 15 May 2026 🔽 www.lshtm.ac.uk/study/course...

🗞️ New @plos.org publication from Centre members including @adamjkucharski.bsky.social @sdwfrost.bsky.social Paper explores new ways to use using nonlinear programming & mathematical models for #PublicHealth measures against epidemics Read the full paper 🔽 journals.plos.org/ploscompbiol...

How have UK social contact patterns changed post-pandemic? How assortative are they by age, ethnicity, and socioeconomic status? Pleased to share our new @plosmedicine.org paper, jointly led by @lucygoodfellow.bsky.social and myself, with @kevinvzandvoort.bsky.social and John Edmunds. #IDSky

🦠Why isn’t there a vaccine against the current Bundibugyo #Ebola outbreak in DRC & Uganda? 💉Centre Co-Director Dr Afolabi answers key questions about the outbreak & explains the challenges of developing a vaccine against this strain of Ebola. Read the Q&A👉 bit.ly/3PrAKWj @lshtm.bsky.social

🌏 📊 While we no longer have in-person spaces, you can still register to join us online for our joint-conference with @lshtm-planet.bsky.social Our conference will focus on the challenges and opportunities for linked environmental and #HealthData Register 🔽 www.lshtm.ac.uk/newsevents/e...

@lshtm.bsky.social has been covering the recent #hantavirus outbreak, providing expert insight as the outbreak has unfolded, but what does the future hold? 🦠Find out what our & @lshtm-planet.bsky.social experts think the outbreak tells us about future pandemic preparedness 👉 bit.ly/4ud4JjX

💻 As #AI continues to develop, it’s more important than ever to understand its potential to change #PublicHealth Our course, aimed at those working in health, will teach the technical & ethical sides of AI in #HealthData Runs from 16-17 July 2026 Apply by 16 June 🔽 www.lshtm.ac.uk/study/course...

Join LSHTM’s hybrid short course (1-4 Sept 2026) & gain a working knowledge of using R to code dynamic transmission models with hands-on training from leading experts. Ideal for PhD students, postdocs, & professionals working with infectious disease data. Apply 👉 www.lshtm.ac.uk/study/course...

🐝 New study with members of @lshtm.bsky.social & @bristoluni.bsky.social shows, for the first time, how losing pollinators leads to worse nutritional outcomes for people Paper explores #ecology and #PublicHealth implications of fewer pollinators Read more 🔽 www.lshtm.ac.uk/research/cen...

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Billy Quilty

LSHTM Vaccine Centre

Data & Statistical Science for Health, LSHTM

Centre for Epidemic Preparedness & Response, LSHTM

Global Health Economics Centre

London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine

Dengue is one of the fastest growing tropical diseases worldwide with its spread further accelerated by climate change, urbanisation and global travel. But an ever-expanding range of new vaccines and

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Mapping the path to dengue control against the headwinds of global change with

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Q&A: Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak in DRC and Uganda – where are the vaccines? | LSHTM

Q&A: Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak in DRC and Uganda – where are the vaccines?