Institute news

Meet Lotenna, a medical doctor and mental health researcher with education and professional experience spanning Nigeria, the United Kingdom, and Canada.

Faculty staff will take up policy placements, co delivering projects on public health, poverty, healthy eating and zero emissions transport.

UCL researchers shared knowledge at the International Union Against Sexually Transmitted Infections Congress, presenting evidence on trans and nonbinary people's sexual health experiences in the UK.

As we begin UCL's bicentenary year, we are proud to reflect on the impactful work and research to come out of the Faculty of Population Health Sciences in 2025.

The Lancet Countdown has been named a 2026 GAEA Awards winner by the World Economic Forum, recognised for its bold collaboration in accelerating systems change for people, nature, and climate.

Researchers have developed a digital tool that visualises the impact of diet on health and the planet, following the 2025 EAT-Lancet Commission’s latest report on sustainable food systems.

Reflections on World Mental Health Day with Professor Rochelle Burgess and Professor Audrey Prost.

Dr. Marina Romanello, Executive Director of The Lancet Countdown, has been named one of the 19 National Champions for the esteemed Frontiers Planet Prize 2025 as lead author of the Lancet Countdown re

Dr. Shema Tariq, Principal Clinical Research Fellow at the Institute for Global Health, has been awarded the prestigious Wellcome New Writing Award.

A workshop co-produced by researchers from UCL’s Institute for Global Health and three individuals with lived experience focused on evaluating patient/public involvement.

Researchers from the UCL Institute for Global Health, in collaboration with partners from eight institutions across seven countries, have published the final collection of papers from the Quality of Care Network (QCN) evaluation in PLOS Global Public Health this month.

Recently launched collaborative project helps tackle health misinformation, engage stakeholders, and build research capacity to improve health services and equity.

Meet Dr Liz Fearon, Professor Maryam Shahmanesh and Dr Shema Tariq, our AIDE Programme Directors.

In celebration of International Women's Day, our institute proudly highlights the remarkable contributions of our female research partners. These outstanding women have been nominated by their peers for their significant impact and groundbreaking work in their respective fields.

Find out more about Dr Ros Greiner, Dr Hannah Cottrell and Dr Stephen Roberts, our GHD programme directors.