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Industry-funded alcohol-reduction apps contain misinformation

3 months ago lshtm.ac.uk health

Over 90% of infants were protected from measles and all infants were protected from rubella following a single dose of vaccine given by a painless microarray patch

9 months ago lshtm.ac.uk medicine vaccine

Pedestrians 'twice as likely' to be hit by an electric or hybrid-electric car

8 months ago lshtm.ac.uk

Seasonal malaria vaccine-drug combo sees dramatic reductions at 5-year mark

17 months ago lshtm.ac.uk health malaria

Analysis of data from 427,435 people shows even below the threshold for diabetes, people with high blood sugar have increased risk of heart and circulation problems with women at greater risk than men

18 months ago lshtm.ac.uk diabetes health

Lifestyle bigger influence on women's sex lives than menopause

23 months ago lshtm.ac.uk health

Retrofitting homes with insulation brings greater health benefits than switching to renewables or reducing red meat consumption

24 months ago lshtm.ac.uk

Nearly 8% of men who have sex with men are estimated to have syphilis globally according to a new meta-analysis in Lancet Global Health

3 years ago lshtm.ac.uk

Young adults face higher risk of severe disease from infections than school-age children: New research suggests children aged 5-14 years are most resilient to infectious diseases…

4 years ago lshtm.ac.uk disease

An estimated 1.7 billion people, 22% of the world population, have at least one underlying health condition that could increase their risk of severe COVID-19 if infected, according to a study that uses data from 188 countries

4 years ago lshtm.ac.uk covid

Heart rate and sleep data from wearable fitness trackers may be able to predict the spread of influenza better than current surveillance methods according to a new study of almost 50,000 Fitbit users in the United States.

5 years ago lshtm.ac.uk

Six common types of disgust that protect us from disease revealed for the first time in a new study

6 years ago lshtm.ac.uk disease