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Parasites command their ant hosts to attach themselves to the top of vegetation. Image courtesy of Douglas Colwell

What does mind control look like? Visualisation of parasites in hosts

RVC PhD Studentship on spatial and zoonotic epidemiology of schistosomiasis

New research identifies fresh strategies to end leprosy

Open letter to G20 - Take action to address to growing international health challenges

KalaCORE - Hope in the battle against 'deadliest disease you've never heard of'

Sir Roy on LCNTDR's role in the NTD endgame

TUMIKIA lab technicians measuring the prevalence and intensity of STH infections

Innovative TUMIKIA research project nears completion

Dr Tedros (centre) receives his Honorary Fellowship from LSHTM in 2012, pictured alongside the school's Prof Brian Greenwood and Prof Peter Piot (Credit LSHTM)

LCNTDR members outline the challenges and priorities for WHO's new director general

The freshwater snail Biomphalaria glabrata, found in South America and parts of the Caribbean, can act as a host to the schistosomiasis parasite

Snail genome provides clues to controlling devastating disease

LCNTDR @ International Society for NTD Drug Discovery and Development

Mathematical Modelling for NTDs - Presentations from the LCNTDR research afternoon

Key announcements from NTD Summit 2017

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