We are delighted to announce the title of our new journal, Artificial Intelligence in Global Health, alongside the appointment of its Co-Editors-in-Chief, Dr Peiling Yap and Rohit Malpani.
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#ArtificialIntelligence #GlobalHealth
Chalmers Medal – Nominations Open
Recognising mid-career researchers in #GlobalHealth & #TropicalMedicine who show excellence in mentoring and capacity building.
⏰ Apply by 15 May 2026
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#RSTMH #GlobalHealth #TropicalMedicine
Nominations are now open for the RSTMH Medals & Awards 2026! Recognising excellence in global health for a range of career stages. Open now: Chalmers Medal, Emerging Leaders Award & George Macdonald Medal.
⏰ Apply by 15 May 2026
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#GlobalHealth #TropicalMedicine #RSTMH
Now Open: 2026 RSTMH Student Essay Competition
Our annual Essay Competition invites students to tackle a challenging question about global health. The winner will receive £200 and a year's RSTMH membership.
Find out more and submit by 5 June: www.rstmh.org/medals-award...
It was fantastic to see a full house at our 51st Topics in Infection conference today!
Thank you to all our delegates and speakers for contributing to another insightful and energising event, and for the thoughtful questions that sparked rich discussion.
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📢 Today marks World NTD Day – a chance to raise awareness of Neglected Tropical Diseases, reflect on the progress made and look to the challenges ahead.
We would also like to extend a huge thank you to the global health community who work tirelessly to reduce the burden of NTDs.
As part of #WorldNTDDay 2026, We spoke to five experts from our global health community who work on NTD treatment, control and policy about what the greatest challenges, opportunities and successes have been over the last year.
See more, here: www.rstmh.org/news-blog/bl...
RSTMH would like to congratulate Professor Sir David Mabey and Professor Nicholas Day on being recognised in the King’s New Year Honours List 2026 🎉
There are still a few days left to enter our photo competition!
If you are a member or Fellow of RSTMH, make sure to submit your photo and be in with the chance of winning £200 📷
Find out more, here: www.rstmh.org/news-blog/bl...
Mr Jacob Solomon, a lab scientist and microscopist at work in the Primary Health Post at Irele Local Government area in Ondo State, Nigeria. Credit: Sightsavers/Taiwo Aina
RSTMH is proud to have partnered with Sightsavers to publish a supplement in our journal International Health, honouring 75 years of Sightsavers’ essential work.
Find out more about the new supplement, here: www.rstmh.org/news-blog/bl...
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Thank you to everyone who came along to the London Research in Progress yesterday!
Held at the @lshtm.bsky.social, the event featured ten fantastic abstract presentations from ECRs who presented their unpublished research in progress.
Keep an eye out for our upcoming events: www.rstmh.org/events
We’re pleased to share more fantastic speakers for our upcoming Topics in Infection event!
🎟️ Make sure to book your tickets to this previously sold-out conference, and check out the updated speaker list, here: www.rstmh.org/events/51st-...
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The Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene is thrilled to be announcing the development of a new journal looking at Artificial Intelligence and Global Health, which will be launching in early 2026.
Find out more, here: www.rstmh.org/news-blog/ne...
We are launching a photo competition!
We want our members & Fellows to capture the intersection between global health and technology, and how the digital revolution – including artificial intelligence – is changing how we practice healthcare.
Apply now: www.rstmh.org/news-blog/bl...
New review article in International Health ➡️ Basil H Aboul-Enein and team discuss the effectiveness of family planning interventions across the league of Arab states.
Read the full review here: academic.oup.com/inthealth/ar...
A grandmother tenderly hugs her proud granddaughter, who suffers from Onchocerciasis-associated epilepsy. She has witnessed her grandchild’s health improving greatly over a period of a few months, thanks to treatment and assistance provided by the Nodding Syndrome Alliance in Maridi, South Sudan.
📣 The November issue of International Health is now available online!
Keep reading, here: www.rstmh.org/news-blog/bl...
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We are collating the latest original research, reviews, and opinion pieces on the impact of environmental change on human health, to appear in our journals 🌳
If you’re interested in submitting to this collection, you can find out more here: academic.oup.com/trstmh/pages...
Tamar Ghosh, Chief Executive of RSTMH (left) and Jamie Bay Nishi Director of American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene (ASTMH)(right) stand in front of a sign that says 'World Health Summit'.
The theme for the World Health Summit this year was 'Taking Responsibility for Health in a Fragmenting World'.
Take a look at RSTMH reflections on the conference, here: rstmh.org/news-blog/bl...
#WHS2025
We came away from our Annual Meeting 2025 bubbling with ideas, energised from hearing different perspectives and inspired by making new connections.
Take a look at our reflections of the event, here: www.rstmh.org/news-blog/bl...
Kevin Marsh
Congratulations Kevin Marsh, awarded @rstmh.bsky.social 2025 Sir Patrick Manson Medal
Malariologist and Global Health Researcher, Kevin is Director of the Africa Oxford Initiative and Senior Adviser Science for Africa Foundation @ox.ac.uk
Read more 👉 www.tropicalmedicine.ox.ac.uk/news/kevin-m...
Nell, our membership manager, sits at a desk at ECTMIH 2025. The table is covered with a tablecloth that says 'RSTMH'.
RSTMH is at #ECTMIH2025 in Hamburg, Germany this week, 29 Sept - 2 Oct.
Stop by booth 25 to talk to the team about RSTMH membership, journals, events and the latest in tropical medicine and global health.
Joel Tarning @moru-mip.bsky.social awarded @rstmh.bsky.social 2025 Chalmers Medal
Joel has been honoured for his contribution to the field of clinical pharmacology of neglected tropical diseases, and in particular antimalarial therapy.
Read more 👉 www.tropicalmedicine.ox.ac.uk/news/joel-ta...
It’s day one of the RSTMH Annual Meeting and we’re looking forward to welcoming our speakers, panellists, presenters and audience members to be part of this conference!
Photo of an Atheris viper snake. Credit: Edgar Neri-Castro
Join the RSTMH for a FREE online event on snakebite research this International Snakebite Awareness Day 🐍
Make sure to register, here: www.rstmh.org/events/webin...
📣 Register for the RSTMH Annual Meeting 2025 and earn 11 CPD points!
The event will include a number of career drop-in sessions and the opportunity to network with international leaders in the space of AI and global health.
Don’t miss out and book your spot now: www.rstmh.org/events/rstmh...
New in #INTHEA: Sseguya and colleagues analyse the prevalence of #diabetes among adults in rural #Uganda during the #COVID-19 pandemic
#GlobalHealth
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Graphic with the title 'Rabies is 100% Vaccine Preventable.' On the left, a silhouette of a child with a blue syringe icon, and the text 'Ensure people have access to life-saving vaccines if bitten.' On the right, a silhouette of a dog with a blue syringe icon, and the text 'Vaccinate pets annually to stop transmission.'
Every nine minutes a person dies from #rabies, although it is 100% preventable.
Protect yourself & your furry friends 🐶 by getting your dog vaccinated annually. Ensure people who are bitten also get access to life saving vaccines 🐾 bit.ly/2lOHbop
New in #TRSTMH: Mishra and colleagues explore the treatment outcomes for drug-resistant #tuberculosis among Saharia, a marginalized community in #India
#GlobalHealth
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Illustration of a healthcare provider standing beside a mother holding her newborn. Text reads: 'Every woman and their baby has the right to safe and respectful care.' A checklist beside the image lists five rights: Informed consent and privacy, Clear communication, Emotional support, Autonomy and pain relief, Family involvement.
Every woman and their baby deserves safe, respectful care.
Yet, mistreatment during pregnancy, childbirth and the postnatal period remains far too common in many parts of the world.
It doesn’t have to be this way.
Learn more 👉 bit.ly/4m51yqc #HopefulFutures
New in #INTHEA: Seitzman et al analyse the antimicrobial resistance genes on the ocular surface of patients with corneal infections across both #California and #Malawi
#GlobalHealth
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