London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine

Scientist who identified Ebola virus calls for 'quasi-military intervention'

11 Sep 2014: London-based microbiologist Prof Peter Piot urges creation of UN peacekeeping force to fight 'catastrophe' in west Africa

Hopes raised as Ebola vaccine protects monkeys for 10 months

7 Sep 2014:

Human trials underway aiming to prevent another outbreak of the virus which has swept through west Africa

'Beating your wife is a sign of love' - changing norms to end domestic abuse

Guardian Professional, 29 Aug 2014: Could a new approach change engrained norms in Kampala, where almost half of all women have experienced violence? Tanya Abramsky explains

World leaders 'failing to help' over Ebola outbreak in Africa

19 Aug 2014:

Médecins Sans Frontières chief claims response to catastrophe is 'almost zero', with nations most concerned with self protection

Expanding waistlines will cause 3,500 more cancers each year, study finds

14 Aug 2014:

Scientists hope that linking 12,000 cancers each year to people being overweight will spark more action against obesity

Gay men warned on risks of 'chemsex'

'There has been a change in gay cultural, social and sexual networks.'

8 Apr 2014: Denis Campbell: First British study of 'chemsex' reveals gay men taking serious risks with their health and with HIV after using drugs

World's top 100 universities 2014: their reputations ranked by Times Higher Education

6 Mar 2014: Harvard has once again topped the Times higher Education’s reputation ranking of worldwide universities, with US institutions taking almost half of all the places on the top 100 list. Get the full data

UK universities slide down greasy pole of perception

5 Mar 2013: Fewer British institutions make it into Times Higher Education World Reputation Rankings this year

Mosquitoes lured to their deaths by synthetic odour of smelly feet

13 Jul 2011:

Scientists in Tanzania win funding to develop attraction traps to kill insects and combat spread of malaria in open air

Our laboratories and colleges ought to define Britain, not our greed

12 Jul 2009:

Will Hutton: Instead of pleading for hedge funds Johnson should argue for more resources for our universities

RAE 2008: London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine results

18 Dec 2008: Results for London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine in the Research Assessment Exercise 2008

Men in the north of England have dirtier hands

15 Oct 2008:

It's true. The further north men live, the grubbier their hands. Not women; only men

Deprived areas data reveals cancer survival divide

5 Sep 2008:

Lower survival rates in 'spearhead' primary care trust areas than those in more affluent areas

Poor morale undermining NHS IT project, study says

5 Aug 2005:

Poor morale among NHS staff implementing a sweeping new IT programme is putting the multimillion pound project at risk, researchers said today.

Matrix: the profit returns

23 Jun 2004:

AIM-listed IT networks group Matrix Communications is expected to get a fillip today from news that it has won a contract to upgrade the network infrastructure of the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.