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Australia’s building new partnerships to strengthen our shared regional #healthsecurity. With @APCOVE, @MenziesResearch & @MedicinesDev, we’re supporting countries to strengthen #OneHealth monitoring, prevent outbreaks, and develop new treatments for neglected tropical diseases.
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Leading 🇦🇺 voices have written to @ScottMorrisonMP calling for:
🌏$250m to COVAX to tackle global vaccine inequity
👩⚕️$50m to address hesitancy in our region
🦠$100m to CEPI to reduce future pandemics
Open Letter - endcovidforall.com/media
#EndCOVIDforAll #auspol
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Plus linked Comment: Moxidectin: an ally to ivermectin for treating Strongyloides stercoralis? thelancet.com/journals/lanin…
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“[W]e urge the world to look at how we’ve responded to #COVID19 and imagine – and fight for – a world where all disease threats are treated with urgency commensurate with the devastation that they wreak.” – Willo Brock, Andrea Lucard and Mark Sullivan
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First patient (mite!) included in MDGH-MOX phase II trial searching for the best oral single-dose of moxidectin to give to @ControlScabies infection. Continuation of the work we did on pigs few years ago at @Env_Alfort! #translationalresearch @MedicinesDev #scabies @GHUMondor – at Créteil, France
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The winners of the 2020 #PrixGalien Awards are... galien.org/34IblNC
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Certara Clinical Pharmacology and PBPK experts Patrick Smith, Michael G. Dodds, Darren Bentley, Karen Rowland Yeo, and Craig Rayner dive into getting the dose right for repurposing antivirals for COVID-19 in this recently published paper. bit.ly/2RVCyWA
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Mectizan Expert Committee Statement on the Potential Efficacy of Ivermectin on COVID-19:
A report by Caly et al. found that ivermectin has shown in vitro activity against SARS-COV-2 (COVID-19) in tissue culture with Vero-hSLAM cells [1]. (1/4)
Medicines Development for Global Health retweeted
We are honored to be recognized for our work with @MedicinesDev to develop a new drug to tackle river blindness. The collaboration continues to support country policies on the use of the FDA-approved medicine.
Last night we were honoured to award the 2020 Mitchell Humanitarian Award to Mark Sullivan and John Reeder, for their work on a better treatment for river blindness. #AAC2020 devpolicy.org/2020-mitchell-…
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Combining creativity, expertise and persistence to bring a new drug to neglected patients: the long winded path of moxydectin @TDRnews @MedicinesDev devpolicy.org/aidprofiles/20…
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A wonderful gesture from Mark Sullivan and John Reeder to donate the prize money from their Mitchell Humanitarian Award to @HMHB_Burnet to support our research into the causes of poor maternal and newborn health in #PNG @MedicinesDev @WHO bur.net.au/news/1203
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2020 IACS Criteria for Diagnosis of #scabies - accepted and published @BrJDermatol!! Culmination of years of work by many @controlscabies. Major progress for standardisation of mapping and diagnosis to #BeatNTDs. Formatted version in production. doi.org/10.1111/bjd.18943
Medicines Development for Global Health retweeted
Good news from #Ghana about reporting of #NTD, shared with permission. #scabies has been added to the Monthly Reporting Form, so diagnosed cases of scabies will be counted. Not sure which countries in #Africa already do this, don’t think its many (Ethiopia do, maybe?) (/1)
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We are in a race to end neglected tropical diseases.
On #WorldNTDDay, learn how the Reaching the Last Mile Fund (@RLMglobalhealth) is working to #beatNTDs!
youtube.com/watch?v=weua5vzu…
Medicines Development for Global Health retweeted
@MenziesResearch & @MedicinesDev are involved in a ground-breaking study trialing the use of the drug moxidectin as a single-dose oral medicine to treat scabies infection. It has the potential to improve the treatment of #scabies worldwide. #BeatNTDs #WorldNTDDay
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R&D. An advanced new ttt for onchocerciasis, moxidectin, presents an opportunity to prevent millions of people from suffering permanent blindness. We hope to see important changes for scabies as well. #beatNTDs
#moxidectin #scabies @ControlScabies @MedicinesDev #WorldNTDDay – at Paris, France
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Great to see
@TheLancet editors highlighting 2020 as a crucial year for neglected tropical diseases and mentioning
@ADP_health's discussion paper on gender and NTDs that we launched last month: bit.ly/35qVNvS #BeatNTDs WorldNTDday.org
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@CberniBernigaud - innovative new research. Shining light on old "myths" regarding #scabies environmental control. #IACS19 #TropMed19 #COR_NTD19
