📷 Institutional trust in science and public health is declining globally—not just in the U.S. How does political polarization shape health trust internationally? What rebuilds it?.This is an urgent research agenda. 📷 The Economist article :

📷 The spread of distrust in public-health institutions isn’t confined to the U.S.—it’s a growing global concern, affecting trust even in countries like the UK and Canada. 📷 Read more

Healthcare providers are key to HPV vaccine uptake. We’re exploring how doctors, nurses, and clinics can be empowered with digital tools & evidence-based messages to guide informed conversations in Japan, Korea & China. Trusted voices matter.

Why do people hesitate on the HPV vaccine?.This tri-country study blends behavioural theory, digital experimentation, and qualitative insight to decode HPV vaccine acceptance. We're mapping decision-making journeys to rebuild trust. 🔍 Learn more:

HPV vaccines save lives—but too many young people in Asia are missing out. We're listening to the voices of youth and unvaccinated adults in Japan, Korea & China to uncover barriers—and build digital communication that resonates. 💡 Learn more:

We're using behavioural science + digital innovation to understand and influence HPV vaccine decision-making in Japan, Korea, and China. From platform to messenger to message, we’re designing what works—for real people, in real contexts. 💡 Learn more:

In Johannesburg, our team explored how pandemic-related distrust, cultural practices, and systemic access issues affect flu vaccine uptake. This qualitative study offers global lessons for vaccine equity in low- and middle-income countries. Learn more:

Local voices matter 🗣️. In Soweto and Thembelihle, residents shared candid views on what helps—and hinders—vaccine uptake. From fear of needles to faith in herbal remedies, our study surfaces barriers that can be addressed. 🔍 Learn more:

Local voices matter 🗣️. In Soweto and Thembelihle, residents shared candid views on what helps—and hinders—vaccine uptake. From fear of needles to faith in herbal remedies, our study surfaces barriers that can be addressed. Learn more:

Our research reveals why—and offers a roadmap for change using the WHO’s 3C model. To improve uptake, we must invest in confidence-building, clear communication, and service accessibility. Let’s close the gap:

Young adults speak out 🗣️ on vaccines. Are we listening? 👂.In Soweto, youth (18–34) reported vaccine fears, misinformation, and economic barriers that keep them from flu vaccination. Understanding their voices is key to building trust. Learn more :

Our findings highlight how mistrust in vaccines, reliance on traditional medicine, and lack of accessible info create barriers to uptake—especially in low-income areas like Soweto. We need responsive, culturally appropriate solutions. Learn more:

Using the WHO SAGE 3C model, our qualitative research uncovers how low confidence, complacency, and lack of convenience influence vaccination decisions. Real-world evidence to inform targeted interventions. Learn more:

Research with a direct line to national policy ✍️. Our findings feed into UKHSA decisions—helping adapt the immunisation programme to meet emerging challenges. We’re bridging science and policy to keep the UK safe from public health threats. Learn more:

Our HPRU is a collaborative hub linking LSHTM, UKHSA, and Cambridge University. We offer opportunities for PhD research, cross-disciplinary training, and real-world policy impact. Join us in shaping tomorrow’s health solutions. Learn more:

Throughout the pandemic, we monitored social media to track key trends in public sentiment—on masks, lockdowns, and vaccines. These insights shaped more targeted, responsive communication strategies. 🔎 More on our pandemic listening approach:

From the Charedi Jewish community in London to parents across England, we work to understand public perceptions around vaccines—and act on them. We aim to reduce health inequalities and make vaccines accessible for everyone. Learn more:

We examine how immunisation services are organised—and how people interact with them. From flu pilot studies in schools to COVID-19 behaviour tracking, our research helps tailor services to real-world needs.

Our vaccine confidence study provides actionable insights for health authorities to:. Tailor vaccine communication campaigns 📷.Address specific doubts about COVID-19 & HPV 📷.Sustain high vaccination coverage & public trust 📷. Learn more:

Smarter vaccine delivery starts with listening ear. We examine how immunization services are organized—and how people interact with them, our research helps tailor services to real-world needs.