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Low-income housing that can improve quality of life and wellbeing while also achieving low environmental impact will be investigated in a new project led by the °®ÍþÄÌapp of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine.

Leading economists from the School are among 267 experts in 44 countries who have made a declaration that universal health coverage is a smart, affordable investment to save millions of lives, protect livelihoods and strengthen economies.

China has world?s second largest number of TB cases, and plans to scale up use of medication monitors in the next five years.

Concern over Public Health England?s recent support for e-cigarettes.

Major funding to establish cutting-edge research and training programmes across the continent.

HIV self-testing could be widely used, safe, accurate, and acceptable in urban settings of sub-Saharan Africa, according to a new study published in

Poor mental health, self-harm and suicide attempts are common among children and adolescents who have been trafficked for forced labour or sexual exploitation, according to a new study published in

Providing antiretroviral therapy programmes in the workplace can be cost saving for companies in settings with a high prevalence of HIV due to reductions in healthcare costs, absenteeism, and staff

Congratulations to Vikram Patel, Rhian Daniel and Krishnan Bhaskaran.

Training to use malaria tests does not lead to appropriate treatment, research shows.

New building would provide state-of-the-art laboratories.

Study included more than 1.9 million cancer patients in England and another 1.9 million cancer patients from five comparable countries.