OHIO Global Health retweeted
Very exciting Johns Hopkins BSPH ID Epi Keynote Seminar next week (Mon Apr 25, 12:15 Eastern):
@mvankerkhove speaks on "COVID-19: Current Status and the Plan to End the Emergency."
All are welcome, no registration required - email/DM me for the zoom link!
OHIO Global Health retweeted
99% of the world now lives in polio-free countries. The finish line for #polio eradication is in sight
Join the Global Polio Eradication Initiative to learn about the support needed to deliver on our promise to #EndPolio by 2026
Register now: bit.ly/3Ka8Fea
🗓️26 April
OHIO Global Health retweeted
Read my latest #ethnography #research on #blackmoms #infantmortalitycrisis #cleveland #healthequity published by @SpringerNature in Culture Medicine & Psychiatry rdcu.be/cKPcL @OUHCOMSocMed @lorenanthes
OHIO Global Health retweeted
Over 11.5 million confirmed #COVID19 cases on the African continent - with more than 10.7 million recoveries & 251,000 deaths cumulatively.
View country figures & more with the WHO African Region COVID-19 Dashboard: arcg.is/XvuSX
OHIO Global Health retweeted
My wonderful @OUGlobalHealth student just published "Factors associated with men’s opinion about female genital mutilation in Ethiopia" with @OUHCOMSocMed @ZT_Haile co-authors - read here w 50 days free access sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
OHIO Global Health retweeted
Over 11.4 million confirmed #COVID19 cases on the African continent - with more than 10.6 million recoveries & 251,000 deaths cumulatively.
View country figures & more with the WHO African Region COVID-19 Dashboard: arcg.is/XvuSX
OHIO Global Health retweeted
Omicron is dominant around the world, this is not theoretical. The virus continues to evolve. While we increase protection from severe disease with vaccinations, we must also continue to track changes in the virus and take measures to reduce the spread. In ALL countries. @WHO
OHIO Global Health retweeted
It’s #WorldOralHealthDay!
2️⃣ in 5️⃣ people in the Western Pacific Region have some form of oral disease.
#OralHealth
OHIO Global Health retweeted
After several weeks of declines, reported cases of #COVID19 are once again increasing globally.
A more transmissible #Omicron variant, the lifting of mask and physical distance mandates & misinformation are fuelling the uptick, warns @WHO's @mvankerkhove.
news.un.org/en/story/2022/03…
OHIO Global Health retweeted
"When we ascribe the same value to lives in the global south as we do to lives in the global north. We can only achieve [vaccine equity] when we don’t think it’s OK for people to be dying in Mombasa or in Kibera of diseases that no longer exist in London or New York." -@yodifiji
OHIO Global Health retweeted
Here we go again
@OurWorldInData
OHIO Global Health retweeted
Today there are some 1️⃣ billion migrants, refugees & internally displaced people globally. Some of these people are among the world’s most vulnerable.
WHO supports the health & well-being of these people on the move around the 🌏🌍🌎. More info 👉 bit.ly/3w022Xx
OHIO Global Health retweeted
Replying to @gilice2011
@gilice2011 describes her experiences at the helm of OHIO COVID Operations.
For front-line health care professionals, the COVID rate decline is a welcome reprieve from the back-to-back surges. In this episode of @dmpodcastwoub, Dr. @gilice2011 talks about her experiences overseeing @ohiou's COVID Operations and the toll on staff. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
OHIO Global Health retweeted
All future scenarios of #COVID19 need to take into account Post COVID-19 condition (#LongCovid) and provide the care for people that they need, everywhere.
Get vaccinated, prevent infections, be kind, provide appropriate care, respect and protect health workers. @WHO
Replying to @Cleavon_MD
There are a significant number of people suffering from #LongCovid among the 409 million infected. This needs more attention because long COVID will be part of our future @mvankerkhove
OHIO Global Health retweeted
Testing remains critical
Replying to @Cleavon_MD
Testing is a critical component to the COVID-19 strategy so it must be affordable, reliable & rapid. You need to know where the virus is. You need to know how the virus is changing so that the interventions can be adapted and tailored to where they are needed most @mvankerkhove

























