Teaching
Examples of some recent public lectures online on communicable diseases include on epidemics and pandemics, infections of the brain, infections of the nerves, malaria, Ebola, Zika, imported infections, eradicating disease, infections as we go through life and age, vaccination. Examples of lectures on non-communicable diseases include health at the extreme ages of life, demography, improving neonatal health, heart disease in the elderly, stroke, dementia, diabetes, respiratory disease, combatting air pollution. Talks on cancers include those caused by infection and immunotherapy, breast cancer, prostate cancer, lung cancer and overviews of cancer treatment and cancer prevention. The Harveian Oration, looking at recent triumphs and challenges in medicine globally in the next 20 years (transcript) and on the challenges for the NHS over the next 20 years.

Research into the pathology, prevention, diagnosis and treatment of malaria and other infectious diseases.