📢 New #PhD thesis now live in Research Online! Exploring violence, poor mental health and harmful substance use among FSWs in Nairobi and their association with hair cortisol levels by Dr Mamtuti Panneh doi.org/10.17037/PUBS.… #thesis #OpenAccess Funding from CSC in the UK

Climate change and women’s leadership in Peru: A story of resilience and challenge New research led by London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine with partners across Peru provides insight into how rural and Indigenous women experience and respond to climate change in their communities 👉bit.ly/43DQVns

🎥 Filming in the Library 🎥 Our Barnard Room will be closed this afternoon - 22 May - from 14:00-18:00 due to filming taking place. Sorry for any disruption. The main Reading Room will remail open as normal.

🕚 Bank Holiday Opening 🕗 LSHTM Library will be open tomorrow - Monday 26 May - from 11:00 until 20:00. You'll find our full opening hours here: bit.ly/LSHTMlibrary

📢New #PhD thesis now live in Research Online! Fight against malaria: investigating the impact of physical and insecticidal durability on epidemiological outcomes... by Dr EA Lukole. doi.org/10.17037/PUBS.… #thesis #malaria #Tanzania #OpenAccess

⚒️ Excuse our appearance ⚒️ Refurbishment work is happening affecting our entrance doors this week. Whilst we will remain open as usual, there may be some noise and disruption involved. Sorry for any inconvenience during these essential works.

🎉New #PhD thesis now live in Research Online! Investigation of long-term effects of PM2.5 on mortality and cardiovascular hospitalizations on the UK Biobank cohort by Dr J Vanoli doi.org/10.17037/PUBS.… #thesis #OpenAccess #airpollution #UKBiobank

📢 New #PhD thesis now live in Research Online! Advancing methods to account for biases in vaccine effectiveness research by Dr S Graham doi.org/10.17037/PUBS.… #OpenAccess #thesis #vaccines

📣New #PhD thesis now live in Research Online! The Epidemiology of Chronic Kidney Disease among Young People Living with HIV in Uganda by Dr E Nasuuna doi.org/10.17037/PUBS.… #Uganda #HIV #Thesis #OpenAccess

We're celebrating #PrideMonth and our amazingly diverse students & staff LSHTM's SRC President, Lethu expresses solidarity with our #LGBTQI+ community in these difficult times. #Pride2025

🎉New #PhD thesis now live in Research Online! Using zebrafish to study the evolution and pathogenesis of Shigella by Dr SL Miles doi.org/10.17037/PUBS.… #shigella #thesis #OpenAccess #zebrafish

📢New #PhD thesis now live in Research Online! The Cultural Conceptualisations of Psychological Distress and Help- Seeking among South Asian Immigrants in the UK and Canada by Jain, R doi.org/10.17037/PUBS.… #OpenAccess #thesis #immigrants #SouthAsian #SouthAsia

🎉New #PhD thesis now live in Research Online! Neurodevelopmental effects of HIV exposure: A prospective neuroimaging study of uninfected children born to mothers living with HIV by Catherine Wedderburn doi.org/10.17037/PUBS.… #thesis #OpenAccess #HIV #neuroimaging

🌏♻️ It's #WorldEnvironmentDay ♻️🌏 Here some useful tips from our colleagues at LSHTM's Centre on Climate Change & Planetary Health on how to tackle plastic pollution at all levels 👇

Want to learn to conduct high-quality systematic reviews & meta-analyses in #health research? Our online short course will provide you with the essential skills for evidence-based practice. Running online, 24 - 27 November 2025. Apply now✍️bit.ly/3BJPqnZ

🎉We're celebrating #PrideMonth! LSHTM's SRC Vice-President for Welfare & EDI, Alexandra Lewis, tells us what #Pride means to her, advocating for #inclusion & #LGBTQ+ rights, & LSHTM’s supportive community. Read the blog👇 lshtm.ac.uk/study/student-…

☀️ Opening hours update ☀️ We'll be closed this weekend as vacation hours commence from tomorrow 🏖️ Our opening hours until 5 July will be 09:00-20:30 Monday to Friday. You'll find our full opening times here: bit.ly/LSHTMlibrary

Many of our students will be preparing to write their Literature Review. To support you, the library has on display a number of books on the subject along with books on study skills. Read our blog about wider support by the library team blogs.lshtm.ac.uk/library/2025/0…

The latest in our LSHTM Rare Books series asks whether the snail is missing from our pantheon of gilded vectors of disease 🐌 This blogpost also looks at the work of helminthologist Robert Thomson Leiper (1881-1969) 📚 Read more here: bit.ly/3Gbe1Js #RareBooks #HistMed