Networking during coffee at a conference has changed slightly.. #RSTMH2020

Importance of retrospective tracing adding more effective prospective infection control - highlighted by two different speakers
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Review of SARS outbreak 2003 by Prof Heymann of London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine as well as progression of possible previous pandemic from 1880’s with CoV-OC43. Will COVID-19 follow a similar path?
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Thanks for interesting meeting Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene
Benefits of virtual meetings - ☀️and ☕️ (bottomless) but prefer the in-person version. There goes my screen time.
Well done to all the team #RSTMH2020

Excited to present our 3 preliminary, short interventions to strengthen medical parasitology capabilities 🐖💩🦠🔬University of Makeni University of Makeni🇸🇱using our eParasitology resource Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene #EmergingDiseases #Outbreaks #RSTMH2020 meeting. Work with USPCEUfarmacia Parasitología UMH dmuleicester

Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene @davey_gail BSMS Daniel Bausch London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine Dr Sylvie Briand World Health Organization (WHO) Chikwe Ihekweazu NCDC Helen Lambert University of Bristol Bhargavi Rao MSF International Fantastic! Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene I am also exited to meet professor David-Mabey. Learning from his wealth of experience was worthwhile for me.
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Lots of great talks AND on diseases other than COVID 👌🏻 #RSTMH2020

DESIGNING #COVID19 VACCINE CANDIDATES

Dr Johan Van Hoof JNJInnovative Medicine explores the progress of global collaborative #VaccineDevelopment using JanssenUS’s #AdVac technology

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Dr. Melanie Saville CEPI R&D Director shares the accelerated progress in #COVID19 #COVAX candidates #Vaccine development, financing, access and bottlenecks

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#COVID19 DRUG DEVELOPMENT, VACCINES & DIAGNOSTICS

Prof Peter Horby University of Oxford shares #RECOVERY unprecedented clinical challenges & therapeutic uncertainty of Lopinavir-Ritonavir #Remdesvir

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Prof Peter Hotez MD PhD leading the #RSTMH2020 Session 'Reporting during a pandemic'. Delivering direct and powerful messages within such a strong panel Patricia Amira Santosh Vijaykumar Heidi Larson It's always revitalizing! #Infodemics #Misinformation

📢 After the success of #RSTMH2020 - we can't wait for our next virtual event, Research In Progress #RSTMHRiP in December! Do you have an unpublished #Research in progress? Submit your Abstract by ⌛ 25 October.

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NCDCgov: Last week, DG Chikwe Ihekweazu & Lassa fever IM, Cindy joined panelists at the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene Annual Meeting themed 'Emerging Diseases & Outbreaks'

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Update on COVID-19 drugs, diagnostics and vaccine candidates @ #RSTMH2020

Incredibly interesting discussion in the ‘Reporting during a pandemic’ session at #RSTMH2020 . Take-homes: training is needed for scientists to effectively communicate their research to the public & more clarity is needed from journalists on what is science & what is policy.

Remember to sign up for #RSTMH2020 !
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Excited to join Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene for the Annual Meeting #RSTMH2020 on #EmergingDiseases and #Outbreaks beginning today. #RSTMH2020

Register now for #RSTMH2020 , 13 จC 14 October, a virtual conference on emerging diseases and outbreaks with speakers from World Health Organization (WHO) MSF International #ChinaCDC nigeriacdc and more! Full programme and booking: bit.ly/3hTVoHR

It was great to have you join our Panel, Dr Ihekweazu Chikwe Ihekweazu, thank you for sharing your insight. #RSTMH2020