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News article 28 Nov 2019 LSTM 2018-2019 Annual Report now available From: LSTM The 2018-2019 LSTM Annual Report and Financial Statements are now available to view online. 
From left, winners Gala Garrod, Natalie Lissenden and Katherine Gleave News article 27 Nov 2019 LSTM’s inaugural Athena Swan Outstanding Contribution Award From: LSTM LSTM presented its inaugural Athena Swan Outstanding Contribution Award during the November session of the School Staff Forum.
News article 25 Nov 2019 Team members take part in a sell-out TEDx event at Liverpool Museum Dr Samantha Donnellan, Professor Nicholas Casewell and Professor Sally Theobald took part in the TEDxLSTM event last weekend in...
News article 25 Nov 2019 New TB article published in Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy Professor Giancarlo Biagini's group work to improve TB treatment outcomes, using a high content imaging platform for intracellular infections and PK/...
News article 25 Nov 2019 A new publication in the Journal of Immunology is highlighted in Nature A key publication from LSTM reseachers was one of the highest read in the Journal of Immunology this summer. https://www.jimmunol.org/...
News article 19 Nov 2019 Lancet Infectious Diseases: British researchers call for the development of new antibiotics to be brought into the public sector and tackle the threat of antimicrobial resistance. From: LSTM The researchers, from Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, the Centre for Ecology & Hydrology, and Oxford Martin School say a two-...
News article 18 Nov 2019 LSTM Scientists highlight the dangers of antibiotic resistance in support of European Antibiotic Awareness Day (EAAD) and World Antibiotic Awareness Week (WAAW) 2019 From: LSTM
News article 22 Oct 2019 Updated Cochrane Review published: Lateral flow urine lipoarabinomannan assay for detecting active tuberculosis in people living with HIV From: LSTM Tuberculosis (TB) causes more deaths in people living with HIV than any other disease, with more than 300,000 deaths in 2017. When detected, early TB...