immunology & epidemiology expert
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Prof. Taka Mduluza retweeted
So refreshing to watch my 2 students and wife holding the highest academic certificate just after being capped
@UKZN graduation procession in progress. Honourd to be in procession as my 2 PhD students and my wife get capped in cession about to start
Prof. Taka Mduluza retweeted
The Affected Voices Meeting in Tanzania was a success thanks to the participants, researchers, government officials and funders. We look forward to sharing the policy recommendations that will emerge from this meeting.
#AffectedVoices #AffectedVoicesTanzania
Prof. Taka Mduluza retweeted
Today, we honor Dr Mwele Malecela's visionary leadership on her 61st birthday. Her dedication to #EndingNTDs inspires us all. Join us in celebrating her impactful contributions in #EndingDiseasesInAfrica! #InvestInWomen for #HealthForAll
Prof. Taka Mduluza retweeted
We are officially launching the much awaited comic book!!! It has been translated into English, Shona and Swahili
See the link to the flip book in English:
heyzine.com/flip-book/5bd276…
#AffectedVoices #AffectedVoicesTanzania
Masoudi Kipanya is the Tanzanian artist behind our comic book, mission bilharzia. Featuring an African hero, the book resonates with African children, making it easier for them to grasp preventive + treatment measures for bilharzia #AffectedVoices #AffectedVoicesTanzania
Prof. Taka Mduluza retweeted
Some of the important themes that he captured around NTDs and the experiences shared in the #AffectedVoices meeting.
Prof. Taka Mduluza retweeted
Sr. Kwenda highlights diagnostic challenges of NTDs like lymphatic filariasis in Zimbabwe, where diseases such as malaria present similar symptoms. She emphasises the need for support in training health workers to recognise specific symptoms + signs of NTDs for accurate diagnosis
Prof. Taka Mduluza retweeted
Dr. Ame observed that a significant number of pit latrines in Tanzania have mosquitoes, posing a challenge as this leads to an escalation in NTD transmission. #AffectedVoices #AffectedVoicesTanzania
Morning message on the NTDs caused disability and severe morbidity. Dr Crecencia Chiombola in Zanzibar.
Prof. Taka Mduluza retweeted
Professionals from Sudan, Tanzania, and Zimbabwe, including nurses, researchers + environmental health technicians, gather to provide a situational analysis of NTDs in their respective countries. They offer additional perspective for the affected voices. #AffectedVoices
Dr Paul Kazyoba gives the meeting overall objectives to the participants at the Amplifying the Affected voices!
The Zimbabwe team arrived in Zambia for a 2-day meeting on Amplifying the voices of NTD affected persons with morbidity and disability..,
Prof. Taka Mduluza retweeted
Addressing the human, animal & environmental health linkages is key to the fight against Neglected Tropical Disease (NTD).
On Day 3 of the meeting of NTD Programme Managers in the @WHOAFRO Region, stakeholders are exploring ways of leveraging #OneHealth approaches to #EndNTDs.
Prof. Taka Mduluza retweeted
The upcoming affected voices meeting will feature delegates from Tanzania, Zimbabwe, and Sudan—nations grappling with NTDs. The meeting will produce evidence for the affected to improve interventions and management of NTDs with chronic conditions.
Prof. Taka Mduluza retweeted
Fantastic to meet so many @TibaPartnership friends and stakeholders @ the #CPHIA2023 - @EADirectorDNDi Dr John Amuasi
@arntd_org @ByaruhangaJuliu @Chikwanha_I - stimulating discussions on how we progress #beatNTDs in Africa
