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GlobalVectorHub retweeted
As we close out 2024, I’m proud to share some highlights from @DNDi's work this year, including progress for neglected populations facing #SleepingSickness, visceral #leishmaniasis, and #dengue. Thank you to our partners, colleagues, and friends for your invaluable contributions!
Wishing you a festive holiday season and a happy and healthy 2025! At DNDi, we deeply appreciate our colleagues, supporters, partners, and friends who share our mission of putting equity at the heart of #MedicalInnovation
👉 2024 Year in Review: bit.ly/4gInbd8
GlobalVectorHub retweeted
We’re #Hiring a #Manager - Strategy and Performance Management to drive organizational growth and ensure that strategic objectives are met. Apply now: 🔗 bit.ly/41EuI8y
GlobalVectorHub retweeted
Preprint is out! We investigated the genomic diversity and evolutionary history of Anopheles funestus mosquitoes, one of the main species transmitting human malaria across Africa. Here’s a visual summary. Art by @petrathepostdoc . 1/8
biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
GlobalVectorHub retweeted
In search of a postdoc to work on new canine Chagas disease initiatives funded by NIH and DHS. Here in Texas, there are many naturally-infected dogs creating opportunities for research to improve veterinary and human health. Details: Vetmed.tamu.edu/hamer-lab/op… @tamuvetmed
GlobalVectorHub retweeted
Three weeks left! Take advantage of the opportunity to win one scholarship to attend the Biology of Vector-borne Diseases course in 2025. Apply before December 31, 2024.@ui_IHHE #BVBDcommunity @LASOVE_ @ApsEpidemiology #PlantHealth2024 @AmerSocVirol #LoveVirology
GlobalVectorHub retweeted
Are you a graduate student or recent post-grad interested in researching infectious diseases? The Ferguson Fellowship is recruiting! This program offers paid #publichealth research and professional development. Apply for the 6-Month Fellowship by 12/2. bit.ly/3H8DkZr
GlobalVectorHub retweeted
Nov. 28, aportaremos a este simposio con una conferencia sobre deforestacion, cambio climático y enfermedades transmitidas por vectores acrobat.adobe.com/id/urn:aai……
GlobalVectorHub retweeted
Fantastic to see all our colleagues at Annual Scientific Meeting in 🇹🇭hosted by @MahidolU Great discussions today about urbanisation, #dengue, #malaria, data, #resistance & much more! Such a valuable opportunity to share all this with @FCDOHealthRes
GlobalVectorHub retweeted
Read our latest brief on learnings from South South exchange about strengthening #arbovirus
preparedness & control methods relevant for Aedes management is sub-Saharan Africa: bit.ly/410PsXs
GlobalVectorHub retweeted
As of today, we will post on @bluesky and will no longer be active on X; this platform has ceased to support our values and community.
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GlobalVectorHub retweeted
Replying to @areyoukeddingme @tamuentomology
The selection committee is still taking applications, so if you're interested in ticks, tick-borne diseases, and having healthy livestock populations, apply ASAP! 📧
Please share widely! @_SOVE_ @GlobalVectorHub @MUVE_ESA @EntsocAmerica @ECP_Entsoc 🤗
GlobalVectorHub retweeted
🚨 9 Days to Go! 🚨
Join us at the Women in Vector Control Conference on 29th Nov 2024 in Blantyre, Malawi and Online.
Inspiring talks by:
✨ Prof. Hilary Ranson
✨ Prof. Janelisa Musaya
✨ Dr. Elizabeth Bandason
and a PAMCA WIVC panel discussion! – at Liverpool, England
GlobalVectorHub retweeted
This is a hybrid meeting. Registration is free and open to all women in Vector control.
@pamcafrica @Pamca_Wivc
To register, please click on the link :
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GlobalVectorHub retweeted
How do climate change, tiger mosquitoes & migratory birds affect health? Watch @3sat "Keimen auf der Spur" featuring researchers @ReinaSikkema, @MarionKoopmans, @emmanuelle_mun, Tijs van den Berg and @JGvanderBeek tonight at 9:05 PM!
Read more: bit.ly/3AR2Ano
GlobalVectorHub retweeted
NEW Professional Mosquito Management Certificate Program from @RutgersCVB & @RutgersOCPE: cpe.rutgers.edu/public-healt…
GlobalVectorHub retweeted
📢 Call for Abstracts
For the 20th Annual @RBM #VCWG Meeting (3-5 March 2025, #Cotonou, #Benin):
Submit your work for consideration as an oral presentation or poster presentation.
🗓️ Submission Deadline: Friday, 29 November 2024.
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GlobalVectorHub retweeted
I'm happy to announce that my book titled "The Foreign Gaze: Essays on Global Health" is now out!
You can order the print copy and download the e-copy (open access) here: editions.ird.fr/produit/728/…
The book comes with a playlist for your listening pleasure: open.spotify.com/playlist/5K…
GlobalVectorHub retweeted
Curious about the impact of Kissing Bugs on public health? This collection showcases cutting-edge research on triatomine ecology, innovative control strategies, and the broader implications of Chagas disease.
Browse now: oxford.ly/4fjD2xZ
@EntsocAmerica
GlobalVectorHub retweeted
Do you know Biting Midge? She is sometimes called a “no-see-um.” She’s tiny, but her bite packs a punch! Biting midges can spread #Oropouche virus, which is making people sick in parts of the Americas.
Learn more about Biting Midge & Oropouche: bit.ly/3Cd5HGG

ALT Drawing of a midge with a speech bubble. Speech bubble says Hey - I'm a biting midge but some call me a no-see-um. I may be tiny, but my bite can pack a big punch - I spread Oropouche virus. We biting midges can be found in many places around the world. Text below the drawing says Prevent getting bit by biting midge and her pesky friends when traveling! Wear EPA-registered insect repellent. Choose a hotel or lodging with air conditioning or window and door screens. CDC logo is present.
GlobalVectorHub retweeted
Anopheles stephensi mosquitoes are spreading into Africa's urban areas, posing a risk to #MalariaElimination efforts.
Join experts for an @LSHTM_RAFT webinar discussing how decisive #GeneticControl methods could stem this threat.🦟❌
🖥️ Register here: brnw.ch/21wOJPW






































