Biotechnology Society of Tanzania retweeted
Medard Kaiza’s story reads like a Hollywood movie script; his chances of making it to the top of the science field, standing shoulder to shoulder with renowned scientists in Japanese and American universities, feel like a fairytale.
Dr Kaiza grew up herding goats in rural Bukoba, a village boy lifestyle that he still cherishes to this day, sitting behind his laboratory work at the University of Pittsburgh, where he is a cancer research scientist at their human cancer centre. ‘My work centres on lung cancer and head and neck; my goal is to find a cure for cancer and also make all the efforts to make sure cancer patients live a better and prolonged life,’ he explained.
READ: thecitizen.co.tz/tanzania/ne…
Biotechnology Society of Tanzania retweeted
Had a very good conversation with my sister, President @SuluhuSamia, about #Tanzania’s progress towards universal health coverage and strengthening primary health care across the country. @WHO will continue to support Tanzania so that it achieves #HealthForAll. #G20
Biotechnology Society of Tanzania retweeted
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Biotechnology Society of Tanzania retweeted
Thrilled to win the prestigious #ASTMH Young Investigator Award 2023 (Honorable Mention) in #Chicago! Grateful for the support from @Fredros_Inc, @Baldini_Fra, @SimonAB, and colleagues at @ifakarahealth and @UofG_SBOHVM. A significant milestone for my career as a young scientist.
Biotechnology Society of Tanzania retweeted
🚨 #TBGFriday5 is here!
Today we are starting the new Friday5 🌟 on @tbgenomics paper series, summarizing 5-key points of our published study💡at Journal of Clinical Microbiology: journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128…
🔬 Thanks to NIH, NHLS, and SAMRC for making this work possible!
Biotechnology Society of Tanzania retweeted
A new World Health Organization's study has identified 17 pathogens as top priorities for new vaccine development
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Identifying WHO global priority endemic pathogens for vaccine research and development (R&D) using multi-criteria decision analysis (MCDA): an objective of the Immunization Agenda 2030 - eBioMedicine https://
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Hasso-Agopsowicz 2024 et al thelancet.com/journals/ebiom…
Biotechnology Society of Tanzania retweeted
Excited to share a @CommsMedicine publication nature.com/articles/s43856-0… advancing our understanding of genetic diversity & the potential for personalized medicine across diverse populations. Proud to contribute to a more inclusive future in genomic health research! #HealthEquity
Biotechnology Society of Tanzania retweeted
For African bioinformatics scientists interested in being Group Leaders, you can submit your expression of interest in hosting an ABI site here: redcap.h3abionet.org/redcap/…
Biotechnology Society of Tanzania retweeted
We asked a few people what genetics is/means in their home language. Here is their response. We are adding more African languages. If you'd like to contribute to this resource, please DM/email us a short video.
@synthymama @JiveMediaAfrica @WACCBIP_UG
youtu.be/Yrd5634fGgo?si=lF8d…
Biotechnology Society of Tanzania retweeted
Reminder 🚨⏰ ‼️ 9 DAYS TO GO FOR Abstract submission for the 15th African Society of Human Genetics Conference and the 1st Ugandan Society of Human Genetics and Bioinformatics to take place on 3-7 February 2025!
📆Deadline: 15 November 2024
🌐Link: afshg2025.org
Biotechnology Society of Tanzania retweeted
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📆Apply before: 18 Nov 2024
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Biotechnology Society of Tanzania retweeted
I'm speaking at the #ASHG2024 meeting of the @GeneticsSociety in Denver. Join my talk on the secondary findings in 381 participants in the DDD-Africa
Session 76 - Translating Genetics into Screening
Friday 11/8/2024 11:00:00 - 11:15:00 AM
Venue: room 401, Colorado Conv Center
Biotechnology Society of Tanzania retweeted
Introducing our new MSc One Health in Tropical Disease
– integrating core principles of biology and investigative disciplines to address infectious diseases affecting both humans and animals in tropical and subtropical regions.
Learn more - lstm.ac/OneHealth
Biotechnology Society of Tanzania retweeted
OPPORTUNITY ALERT 🔔 AFRICAN BIOINFORMATICS INSTITUTE invites applications for the position of Executive Director, to help shape the future of bioinformatics in Africa! Ongoing review of applications will begin on 1 January 2025, position will remain open until filled.
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Biotechnology Society of Tanzania retweeted
Symposium on Breaking the Invisibility of Pesticide Related Effects on Human Health
On 6th November, 2024 at MUHAS, Muhimbili Campus
Click the link below for registration: forms.gle/9FfU7SJ33VB1Pdbw8
Biotechnology Society of Tanzania retweeted
The 4th MUHAS Digital Health and Innovation Week is here! Happening from November 11th to 15th November 2024.
Keynote Speaker:
Dr. Sarah Wamala Andersson
Professor of Health and Welfare Technology,
Digital health thought leader,
Mälardalen University in Sweden.
Biotechnology Society of Tanzania retweeted
HPV vaccine study finds zero cases of cervical cancer among women vaccinated before age 14 statnews.com/2024/01/25/hpv-… via @statnews – at Mwanza, Tanzania
Biotechnology Society of Tanzania retweeted
Hakikisha Ulinzi kupitia Mpango wa Kitaifa wa Chanjo Tanzania 🇹🇿
Kuanzia kuzaliwa hadi utu uzima, fuata ratiba ili kujikinga na magonjwa yanayoweza kuzuilika.
📌 Kwa maelezo zaidi, piga simu 199 au tembelea moh.go.tz. #ChanjoNiKinga #MtuNiAfya

































