All Episodes
LSHTM — 83 episodes
Ep3 | Sexual minority men and person-centred research by Alvaro, Isaac, Po-Han and Poyao
EP2 | Queer Cultures and Geopolitics between Hong Kong and Taiwan by Wen Liu and Eva Cheuk-Yin Li
EP1 | The Impact of AIDS pandemics on Queer Health Care by Ford Hickson and Nai-Ying Monica Ko
Episode 1 - Introducing the Forms of Care Project
Episode 2 - Turning Less Into More
Episode 3 - Living When Death Is Near
Michael Lewis: LSHTM 120 and Marie Skłodowska-Curie
Uduak Okomo: LSHTM 120 and Florence Nightingale
Should Kenya continue the pneumococcal conjugate vaccine away from Gavi support
Mentoring in global health leadership
HIV treatment as prevention in Africa
Heidi Larsson - Day 1 of the Women Leaders in Global Health conference
Dr Agnes Binagwaho: fighting for the poor and vulnerable in Rwanda
Dr Soka Moses: a champion for women leaders in health
Dr Soumya Swaminathan: a global role model with her feet firmly on the ground
Xavier Prats Monné - The opposite of feminism is ignorance
Dr Ann Aerts - supporting women leaders in global health
Eliminating Trachoma on the Bijagós Islands
Ending Malaria in the Bijagós Islands
Clare Chandler: Bringing disciplines together to end Antimicrobial Resistance
Mishal Khan: The Burden of Antimicrobial Resistance in Pakistan
A new platform for pneumococcal vaccine development
Haleem Shakur: The WOMAN Trial
Public Health Responses in Humanitarian Crises: the need for evidence.
Alan Dangour: How human diets are impacting climate change.
Sari Kovats: Increasing heatwaves and floods in the UK.
The story of the Shakespeare Hut
Ailsa Grant Ferguson and Gordon McMullen discuss the Shakespeare Hut
HIV control among adolescents
Preventing HIV among the general population
Why is a vaccine for TB such a challenge?
A Londoner's experience of tuberculosis
Seasonal malaria prevention
Trialling malaria vaccines in rural Kenya
Joy Lawn: Sustainable Development Goals and what next for women, children and adolescents?
July 2015 - Trachoma, deworming, and switching off street lights
Anna Last - are we are winning the battle against trachoma?
Phil Edwards - Does switching off street lights affect safety?
Calum Davey and Alex Aiken - Are deworming programmes beneficial?
June 2015 - Epigenetics, reducing violence by teachers, and HIV in homophobic countries
Ford Hickson - homophobic countries and a possible rise in HIV
Karen Devries - reducing violence by teachers in primary schools
Andrew Prentice - Does a mother's diet affect the risk of disease in her child?
May 2015 - predicting pandemics, the impact of cold weather, and using viagra to control malaria
Erin Lafferty - Can we predict pandemics?
David Baker - Using Viagra to control malaria
Antonio Gasparrini - Cold weather kills more people than hot weather
April 2015 - Malaria and mental health
Brian Greenwood: RTS,S malaria vaccine trial and my career in public health
Vikram Patel - my career in mental health and being in the TIME 100
eLife podcast - Judith Glynn: Genome sequencing of M.tuberculosis
March 2015 - Ebola one year on, finding out about sex, and a Suffrage Science award winner
Anna Goodman - Suffrage Science Award
Peter Piot - Ebola: one year on
Wendy Macdowall - sex and relationships education for young people
Archive Alive - the forgotten stories of women in science
February 2015 - trafficking, Yaws disease, and the forgotten women of science
Ligia Kiss and Brett Dickson - Trafficking and its severe health impacts
David Mabey - One Step Closer to Eradicating Yaws
January 2015 - Ebola vaccine, care homes, and the impact of chance
Martin McKee - hospital patients from care homes are dehydrated
Jen Rogers - Science showoff: speed cameras, statistics, and chance
Heidi Larson - Ebola vaccine trials in Sierra Leone
December 2014 - Ebola, food poisoning, and a look back through the year
Karl Blanchet & Olivier Le Polain - Ebola in West Africa
November 2014 - Ebola, drones, Latin America, and cardio-vascular disease
Jon Cox - The use of drones to map the spread of malaria
Jeemon Panniyammakal - Reducing cardio-vascular disease in India
Laura Rodrigues - Improving Health in Latin America
Shunmay Yeung - fighting Ebola in Sierra Leone
Oliver Cumming - does improving sanitation benefit health?
October 2014 - TB treatment, sanitation and HIV
Katherine Fielding and Corinne Merle - new TB treatment
Erinna Bowman - investing in ME/CFS research
September 2014 - Ebola, antibiotics and ME/CFS
Richard Stabler - the threat of antibiotic resistance
Peter Piot - the Ebola epidemic - past and present
August 2014 podcast - cancer risk, anal sex, and mapping NTDs
Cicely Marston - Anal sex
Krishnan Bhaskaran - BMI and cancer risk
Caroline Dale - do small amounts of alcohol damage our health?
Bayard Roberts - health policy research in conflict-affected areas
July 2014 podcast - healthcare at war, research in conflict areas, and the risks of alcohol