I practice as an acute care physician and as a specialist in infectious and tropical diseases, which means I see patients with a wide range of acute and chronic infectious diseases. I have broad experience of treating infection of all kinds, including hospital-acquired infections and a particular interest in the health of people who have lived in, or travelled to, countries where more unusual infections are a major problem. My expertise enables me to treat patients with various acute and chronic infections acquired in the UK, but also migrants settled in the UK and international patients who need specialist diagnosis and treatment.

Dr Mike Brown gained his medical degree at Oxford University, completing his clinical training at University College Hospital and other London teaching hospitals. After being awarded a Wellcome Trust Fellowship, he worked at the UK MRC Programme on HIV in Uganda for two years. This culminated in his PhD thesis, awarded by the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, which explored the impact of coinfection with helminths on HIV disease.

Dr Brown has been a consultant physician at University College London Hospital since 2007 and specialises in Infectious Diseases, Tropical Medicine and Acute Medicine. He is Clinical Lead of the Hospital for Tropical Diseases and is a senior lecturer at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine. In addition to his clinical work, Dr Brown runs an active research group working on parasitic infections, pulmonary tuberculosis, HIV and migrant health.

Consultant Physician at University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.

English and a little French

Availability for Consultations

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Tue: In Clinic / 17.15 – 20.00

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Sat: *other times may be available for request

Dr Mike Brown has a financial interest in the Devonshire Diagnostic Centre Limited

Self Pay Initial consult: £325 Follow up: £200 Insured Initial consult: Within the schedule of charges for specific insurance companies* Follow up: Within the schedule of charges for specific insurance companies* * If your policy covers consultations, there will be no shortfall to pay (but you may have an excess on your policy). Please also note that some policies do not cover consultations – always check your policy conditions or contact with your insurer as necessary.