Malaria: Twenty-first Century Threat - Professor Frank Cox

Malaria afflicts some 250 million people of whom over a million, mostly children, die each year. But in 1955 the World Health Organization announced a plan to eradicate it. What went wrong? Will Malaria ever be beaten? What is being done about it?

Twenty-first Century Threats: Tuberculosis - Professor William Ayliffe

A cultural and medical history of TB, and an overview of the threat it poses in our own time.

From Jenner to Wakefield: The long shadow of the anti-vaccination movement - Professor Gareth Williams

Professor Gareth Williams examines the legacy of Dr Edward Jenner and the rise of the anti-vaccination movement.

The Tragedy of Easy Problems - Dr Prajwal Ciryam

How can we have proven solutions to the problems of development or global health and yet not sufficiently act on them?