African Society for Pediatric Infectious Diseases retweeted
🌟 June Vaccine Report!
The latest Phase 3 trial results on the 20-Valent Pneumococcal Conjugate Vaccine (PCV20) for children aged 15 months to <18 years are now available.
📖 Full report: bit.ly/3SduaRt
#Paediatrics #InfectiousDiseases
African Society for Pediatric Infectious Diseases retweeted
We have just 10 days to the end of the month! Do not miss the deadline for early registration rates to attend the 7th Global Forum on TB Vaccines in Rio
🔗Register at bit.ly/7GFTBVreg
🎓Discounted registration for students & participants from low- & middle-income countries
Make sure you register early for the 7th @GlobForumTBVax to make the most of early rates! #7GFTBV
📅 Early rates until 31 July 2024
🎓 Discounted registration for students & participants from low- & middle-income countries
🔗 Register at bit.ly/7GFTBVreg
African Society for Pediatric Infectious Diseases retweeted
The Infectious Diseases Consult Handbook: Common Questions and Answers
👇Highly recommend! @AMTatara
Hey new ID fellows! Last year, I published a handbook written in Q/A format for those new to the ID service. Below is a link with some sample pages- if helpful, consider seeing if the full book is available in your library or by purchase! books.google.com/books?hl=en…
African Society for Pediatric Infectious Diseases retweeted
Join us for the June edition of #WSPIDJournalClub!
📅 Date: 25 June 2024
⏰ Time: 14:00 CEST
📖 Read the article: bit.ly/4bJcpkB
REGISTER NOW 👇
bit.ly/3VySe39
We look forward to seeing you at the session!
#WSPID #PediatricHealthcare #OnlineEducation
African Society for Pediatric Infectious Diseases retweeted
Sharing this @WSPID learning module for healthcare practitioners seeking to enhance their skills in addressing parental concerns and recommendations regarding Dengue fever vaccination in pediatric patients. #IDTwitter #MedTwitter #paedsID #pedsID
African Society for Pediatric Infectious Diseases retweeted
📢Mark your calendars for the next #WSPIDWebinar!
Don’t miss this opportunity, register today: bit.ly/48JIHKd 👈
📅Date: 31 January 2024
⏰Time: 12:00 CET
Learn more here: bit.ly/48NkCCe
Secure your spot now and contribute to advancing pediatric healthcare.
African Society for Pediatric Infectious Diseases retweeted
#EmergingInfectious Diseases 2023 focuses on clinical practice and novel approaches to infection control and prevention and much more...
📝 Submit an Abstract to accelerate your impact and gain invaluable insights #conference #disease
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📞 +447362049945
African Society for Pediatric Infectious Diseases retweeted
African Society for Pediatric Infectious Diseases retweeted
Paeds ID colleagues anyone out there with experience collecting nasal samples using SAM strips in 6-24m old healthy infants/toddlers. @afspid @WSPID @ESPIDsociety
African Society for Pediatric Infectious Diseases retweeted
🎓Join us for our December #WSPIDJournalClub, discussing another exciting topic!
Register now: bit.ly/3T4FBvP
📅Date: 13 December 2023
⏰Time: 11:00 CEST
Reserve your spot by clicking the registration link above.
📖Read the full article here: bit.ly/3T4FBvP
Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary
African Society for Pediatric Infectious Diseases retweeted
The @WSPID Research Grant is now open for young investigators to apply across low and middle income countries. Submit by 28 March 2024. #WSPID2023 @SLIPEsociedad @afspid @anzpid @PIDSociety @espid
African Society for Pediatric Infectious Diseases retweeted
🌐 Join the Global Conversation on Neglected Tropical Diseases at WSPID 2023 World Café!
Key Speakers:
🎤 Lilly M. Verhagen @LillyVerhagen
🎤 Rosemary Olivero
🎤 Juerg Utzinger
Learn more about the enriching World Café session: bit.ly/46xfgKv
#PedsID #PedsICU
African Society for Pediatric Infectious Diseases retweeted
Don't miss out‼️FREE Clinical Exchange Workshop🗓27/10/23-14:00BST
Join Dr Stephen Ray, Professor Ronald van Toorn & Dr Tinsae Alemayehu (@tinsaetigist) discuss paediatric brain infections🧠🦠, specifically tuberculosis meningitis.
Register here ➡️ braininfectionsglobal.tghn.o…
African Society for Pediatric Infectious Diseases retweeted
Earn up to 24 CME credits at #WSPID2023, a testament to your commitment to professional development.
➡️ Stay abreast of advancements that can propel your career forward, opening doors to new opportunities in the realm of pediatric health.
✍️ Register now: bit.ly/3QbUHOx
African Society for Pediatric Infectious Diseases retweeted
Early bird rates for #WSPID2023 end in just one week. 🕒
⭐ Be part of the cutting-edge discussions in pediatric infectious diseases. Secure your seat and soar with us into the future of medical advancements!
📣 Take advantage of discounted rates: bit.ly/3MXxLRf
African Society for Pediatric Infectious Diseases retweeted
International #COVID19 #research collab finds as variants become more #infectious, intensive care admissions for kids & teens dropped. A/Prof Asha Bowen says #age and #variant can predict virus severity @AshaBowen @telethonkids
Read more here ➡️tinyurl.com/5n6u53p2
African Society for Pediatric Infectious Diseases retweeted
#CallforAbstracts is open now for #INMIS2024 in Costa Rica. The most important symposium on Maternal & Neonatal Immunization comes to Latin America. We invite you to share your research. Deadline October 20. Link:
inmis.org/index.php?p=abstra…
@Pnyx2010 @maluavi #maternalimmunization
African Society for Pediatric Infectious Diseases retweeted
A happy & excited #WSPID Board as they plan for the upcoming #WSPID23 congress taking place in Durban.
🚨Join the global #PedsID community in beautiful Durban for an exciting scientific program & social events 🚨
➡️Early Bird registration is open until September 5❗️
👉Visit wspid2023.com for more info
#PEM #pediatrics #paediatrics #GlobalHealth
































