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RSTMH Annual Meeting - Equitable Partnerships in Global Health
A child sits on a bed under a bednet.
An asset with photos of someone holding medication in their hands and women sitting down washing their feet. In the centre a red circle includes the text 'World Neglected Tropical Diseases Day / 30 January 2026'.
Mr Jacob Solomon, a lab scientist and microscopist at work in the Primary Health Post at Irele Local Government area in Ondo State, Nigeria. Credit: Sightsavers/Taiwo Aina
A crowd of students in a lecture hall applaud a presenter.
An asset with a dark image of connected green wires. In a circle in the middle reads 'RSTMH is launching a new journal! Highlighting research looking at AI and Global Health, launching 2026!'.
A grandmother tenderly hugs her proud granddaughter, who suffers from Onchocerciasis-associated epilepsy. She has witnessed her grandchild’s health improving greatly over a period of a few months, thanks to treatment and assistance provided by the Nodding Syndrome Alliance in Maridi, South Sudan.
An asset that says 'Call for papers' in large text overlayed onto an image of an industrial landscape. The text underneath reads 'We are seeing proposals for a Special Collection which will explore the impact of environmental change on human health'. A small circle reads 'Deadline for submission: 31st October'.
Tamar Ghosh, Chief Executive of RSTMH (left) and Jamie Bay Nishi Director of American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene (ASTMH)(right) stand in front of a sign that says 'World Health Summit'.
Nell, our membership manager, sits at a desk at ECTMIH 2025. The table is covered with a tablecloth that says 'RSTMH'.
Photo of an Atheris viper snake. Credit: Edgar Neri-Castro
Credit CDC Cynthia S. Goldsmith, Russell Regnery, Hannah Bullock
Orbis-trained integrated eye care worker, Tsehay comforts 13-year-old Asegedech, who is suffering from severe trachoma. Gamo Gofa, Ethiopia. Credit: Geoff Oliver Bugbee/Orbis
An individual is asked questions from a survey
Test saying: Climate Change, Malaria, and Neglected Tropical Diseases Webinar 30 January 2025, 12.30PM -1:30PM GMT Includes image of a man carrying sticks across a barren landscape
Happy New Year from us all at RSTMH