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Kenya national school based deworming Day
Meeting the need for evidence-based research to improve the effectiveness of  NTD control programmes
Kenya national school based deworming Day
Lunchtime in an Kenyan School
Answering key questions to inform NTD control policy 
Lunchtime in a Kenyan School
Research collecting field data on trachoma - Image courtesy of Sightsavers
An innovative research collaboration bringing together leading experts to tackle neglected tropical diseases
Research collecting field data on trachoma - Image courtesy of Sightsavers

The London Centre for Neglected Tropical Disease Research (LCNTDR) is an innovative research collaboration between Imperial College London, the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, the Natural History Museum, the Royal Veterinary College.

The London Centre brings together leading experts to conduct cutting-edge research to build the evidence base around the design, implementation and evaluation of neglected tropical disease (NTD) control and elimination programmes. 

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5 Crucial Facts You Need to Know This World Health Day

09 Apr 2019

New evidence for the global strategy on scabies control

05 Apr 2019

Looking forward – why we need a ‘new face for leprosy’

02 Apr 2019

What mathematical models tells us about the impact of WASH on STH control and elimination

26 Mar 2019
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Selected Research Projects

WEAR: WEarable Aedes Repellent Technologies

TUMIKIA Field Officers

TUMIKIA: evaluation of school- versus community-based deworming on the transmission of STH in coastal Kenya

Measuring the height of a child to identify correct dosages

NTD Modelling Consortium: Reaching the 2020 Goals for human onchocerciasis

DeWorm3: Demonstrating the feasibility of STH elimination

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Publications

15 Apr 2019

Helminth Dynamics: Mean Number of Worms, Reproductive Rates

Handbook of Statistics
Peer-reviewed article
15 Apr 2019

Challenges and opportunities for control and elimination of soil-transmitted helminth infection beyond 2020

PLoS Negl Trop Dis
Peer-reviewed article
15 Apr 2019

Strategies for tackling Taenia solium taeniosis/cysticercosis: A systematic review and comparison of transmission models, including an assessment of the wider Taeniidae family transmission models

PLoS Negl Trop Dis
Peer-reviewed article
13 Apr 2019

Impact of mass drug administration of azithromycin for trachoma elimination on prevalence and azithromycin resistance of genital Mycoplasma genitalium infection

Sex Transm Infect
Peer-reviewed article

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RT @RSTMH: Researchers wiped out 90% of scabies and 74% of #impetigo from Choiseul Province of the Solomon Islands by giving e… https://t.co/4CW6EaGaq8
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RT @anthonywsolomon: New status categories for elimination of #trachoma as a public health problem: now published on the Global Health O… https://t.co/dHcsMW3EUb
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RT @NtdModelling: The first day of the NTD Modelling meeting on the development of post 2020 targets is well underway here in Geneva. https://t.co/834OC0IAlF
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RT @RSTMH: Our Vice-President @drwendyharrison discusses on the @NTDResearch blog the relationship between academia and the NT… https://t.co/7jJ3U6vV0j
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5 Crucial Facts You Need to Know This #WorldHealthDay https://t.co/O0UWk341zT @GlblCtzn 's @jackiemarch talks hea… https://t.co/WsE3IFT7yo
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RT @hannah_c_slater: A great introduction to infectious disease modelling, delivered by a great team. There's also a full Developing Cou… https://t.co/1qpRhojrnx
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RT @GCRF: UKRI-GCRF #FUNDING CALL: 'Equitable Resilience: ensuring resilience enhances the Sustainable Development Goals… https://t.co/Xhc0N5BXuM
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London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine

Imperial College London

Natural History Museum

Natural History Museum

Royal Veterinary College (RVC)

Royal Veterinary College

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