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A house in one of the trial villages with screening plus EaveTubes installed. Photo: Daniel Lesher (Penn State University)

Lethal house lures reduce incidence of malaria in children

Baristocracy Coffee Roasters owners, Kate Hudson and Alex Forsyth

Coffee roastery donates some of its profits to support LSTM’s ‘Bump It Forward' campaign

Ari tribe woman cooking injera on the open fire. Jinka, Omo River Valley, Ethiopia.

LSTM researchers review how to ensure quality care for chronic respiratory diseases in LMICs

Female Doctor Taking Coronavirus Sample From Man

Results of first COVID patient survey published

Sister Magombo (left), Lead Nurse and Dr Rachael Burke, PhD researcher and clinician, at Zomba Central Hospital receiving PPE purchased with Bump It Forward donations.

Bump It Forward campaign donations start to make an impact

Volunteers Needed. Are you… 60-69 years old? Generally well? A non-smoker?

Commissioner of Health in Oyo addressing the antenatal and postnatal care training participants

Successful completion of phase 1 of an implementation programme to Improve quality of antenatal and postnatal services in Nigeria

COVID-19 drug testing platform AGILE receives government funding to fast-track clinical trials

Hydroxychloroquine bottle held in hand in doctors office with patient

New Cochrane Review shows chloroquine doesn’t help people with COVID-19

Sports equipment

Transmission risk of COVID-19 from sports equipment

LSTM divests from fossil fuel companies

The QI team at Atakpame Regional Hospital

Successful completion of implementation programme in Togo during the COVID-19 pandemic

Dr Fiona Marston becomes LSTM’s Entrepreneur in Residence

£65,000 fundraising milestone reached in ‘Bump It Forward’ Campaign

Volunteer for the COM COV Clinical Trial

Administering COVID-19 Vaccine

World's first COVID-19 vaccine alternating dose study launches in Liverpool

LSTM lights up in rainbow colours for LGBTQ+ History Month

Jim McKenna

Jim McKenna takes over as Chair of Trustees at Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine

LSTM Graduation 2020

LSTM launches 125th anniversary Webinar Series

Photo by James Gathany, Dr. Bill Atkinson, USCDCP

LSTM researchers investigate the impact of pneumococcal colonisation on immune responses to live attenuated influenza vaccine

Tsetse fly. Dhruv Patel, CC BY 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons

LSTM-led research validates the repurposing of nitisinone to control tsetse fly populations and transmission of African trypanosomiasis

LSTM receives £3 million from Research England

©The Trustees of the Natural History Museum, London and Callum Mair: Naja nubiae slow motion spitting.

Researchers demonstrate snake venom evolution for defensive purposes

LSTM launches Bump It Forward campaign

Neonatal morbidity and mortality in Kenya and Nigeria – Results of a LSTM led study

Excalibur rapid SARS-COV-2 antigen screening test, validated by LSTM, granted MHRA approval

Two new therapies to be tested in ground-breaking COVID-19 clinical trial

Dr Nick Beeching appointed as Emeritus Professor of Tropical and Infectious Diseases

LSTM alumnus Dr Ifeanyi Nsofor on New African Magazine list of 100 Most Influential Africans

Mologic Receives CE Mark Approval for Professional-Use COVID-19 Rapid Antigen Test

LSTM's Christmas closure from 18th of December to 4th of January

Spray being tested in LSTM lab

New spray, co-developed with the British Army and tested by LSTM, kills coronavirus in under 60 seconds

MRC CASE/DTP 2021/22: Now accepting applications

MRC CASE/DTP 2021/22: Now accepting applications

CeSHHAR to lead one of USAID’s new projects to provide critical HIV healthcare services in Zimbabwe

“Echis carinatus”: Saw-scaled vipers, like this Indian species Echis carinatus, are one of the most medically important group of venomous snakes in the world. Photo: Wolfgang Wüster.

Drug combination protects mice from the lethal effects of snakebite caused by geographically diverse snake species

Oxford Covid vaccine 'safe and effective', Lancet study shows

Updated Cochrane Review on probiotics for treating acute infectious diarrhoea

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