Are you interested in travel and tropical medicine? Don't miss out on our upcoming conference workshops! Our stimulating and novel sessions will cover a range of topics. Register: shorturl.at/luQV4 All workshops are included in conf rego or as workshop only tickets. #SCTMC
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Since 2022, Australia has reported local transmission of Japanese #encephalitis. In doi.org/10.1093/jtm/taad029, @drsarahmac @lau_colleen and Karin Leder discuss #JEV epidemiology in Australia, and vaccine recommendations for local population and international travellers.
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Join Degui Zhi present, 'Predicting COVID outcomes from EHR'
Time: 10am - 10:45am AEST
Date: Wednesday 2 November 2022
Zoom: ai4pandemics.org/
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To avoid #rabies, travellers need to avoid getting bitten scratched or licked by a mammal while travelling.
90% rabies comes from dog exposure – think about dogs overseas like you think about snakes – Keep well away.🐍🐍🐍
#EndRabiesNow #ZeroBy30 #1health4rabies
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The theme for this year is Rabies: One Health, Zero Deaths, together with #ZeroBy30: Global Strategic plan for the elimination of 🐶 dog-mediated rabies deaths by 2030.
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The #ECR lunch at the #SCTMC was a great opportunity to network with colleagues around Australia! @collegetropmed @UQMedicine @ANUPopHealth
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Today is the last day of the #SCTMC! Thanks to the @IDNET_UQ team for the great work during the conference, all the speakers, and the participants that made this event an amazing experience! #travelmedicine #BeatNTDS #epidemiology #globalhealth @UQMedicine
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2x Exciting Level B Research Fellow positions at The University of Queensland UQ School of Public Health now open! FIVE-year positions to work with the ID-NET team and other UQ schools on Infectious Disease Epidemiology, Digital Health, and Data Science!…lnkd.in/g865Ah77
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Final program for the Southern Cross Travel Medicine and Tropical Medicine Conference available now: lnkd.in/g6qqnN3e
Great international and Australian speakers on vaccines, vector-borne diseases, neglected tropical diseases, One Health, spatial…lnkd.in/g6tfqcub
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Exciting new open-access paper lead by Emma Camus shows that multiple actions are required to reverse decline of Koalas in NSW. Regional landscapes differ in their potential to respond to management actions, so the actions shouldn’t always be the same doi.org/10.1071/WR22038
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🦠🦟Exciting Level A postdoc position to work on emerging infectious diseases with a multidisciplinary team across #UQ @UQMedicine Schools of Public Health, Vet Science and Biological Sciences!! AND be part of the @nhmrc funded HEAL network @HEALenviron!! Closing 16 Sept.
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Interested in tropical medicine and travel medicine? Don't miss this exciting conference in Brisbane, 16-18 Sept! Great international and Australian experts. Call for abstracts closing soon! lnkd.in/gvXyazHc
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Not just for Mosquitoes!🦟 PoolTestR can be used to estimate the prevalence in any analysis that returns a single +/- result for a group of samples. For every village, or every region, or every species... We've done the maths so you don't have to!😃 @ANUPopHealth @UQMedicine
📢#TropicalMed special issue on #Hygiene-Related #Diseases in Developing Countries is open for submission @kjaermackie #MDPI #openaccess
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The new Impact Factor for the International Society of Travel Medicine's Journal has just been announced. Read more here: conta.cc/3ypHOqT
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Innovative work by @bfrdickson #jessemasson #myanmar vbdc @helenmayfield @Jan_FRL on antigen and antibody studies from two #filariasis surveys in #Myanmar @jcu @AITropHealthMed @CPHMVS_JCU @JCUMedDent
Our paper using Bayesian Networks to analyse Lymphatic Filariasis serology from Myanmar has just been published in @TropicalmedMDPI. It suggests benefit in adding antibody testing to post-MDA surveillance. mdpi.com/1688836
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Checkout the paper CRESTMA just published, The Emergence of #JapaneseEncephalitis in Australia and the Implications for a Vaccination Strategy mdpi.com/2414-6366/7/6/85
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Trial could help stretch Japanese encephalitis vaccine supplies. “This approach could lower the cost of vaccination and protect four times as many people per vial,” said Dr Luis Furuya-Kanamori . #UQ research
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