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Malaria is preventable & curable.
Some people are at ⬆️ risk of contracting #malaria & developing severe disease:
🦟infants
🦟children <5 years of age
🦟pregnant people
🦟people with HIV/AIDS
🦟people w/ weak immune systems who move into areas with intense malaria transmission
SINDOFO retweeted
Malaria is a preventable & treatable disease that continues to have devastating impacts worldwide.
@WHO is urging countries to step up efforts to #EndMalaria for a more equitable world.
More on Thursday's #WorldMalariaDay: who.int/campaigns/world-mala…
Women in Science.
We would like to recognize the great job of the scholarship recipients from SINDOFO and PAMAfrica consortium towards malaria elimination agenda and future of African research.
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Professor Peter Kremsner received the prestigious EDCTP Dr Pascoal Mocumbi Prize 2023. The ceremony took place at the Eleventh #EDCTPForum in Paris.
@uktuebingen
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A joint PAMAfrica-SINDOFO symposium under the theme a paradigm shift towards local and gender balanced leadership, promoting equitable partnerships and next generation African leaders will be held during the 11th EDCTP Forum. Virtual attendance is possible. @EDCTP @pamafrica_
The SINDOFO consortium is happy to annouce four students´ presentations which will take place during the EDCTP forum in Paris.
A joint #PAMAfrica-SINDOFO capacity building symposium will be held under the scherm of the 11th #EDCTP3 Forum, which is going to take place from 7th to 10th November 2023 at Le Palais des Congrès in Paris, France.
SINDOFO retweeted
Join MMV and partners at the 2023 @ASTMH Annual Meeting in Chicago, Oct 18-22 for insights into innovative tools for #malaria elimination at our symposia and events.
More details in our brochure: bit.ly/MMV-ASTMH-2023 📚
#TROPMED23
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18 million doses of first-ever #malaria vaccine allocated to 12 African countries for 2023–2025: who.int/news/item/05-07-2023…
SINDOFO retweeted
We’re excited to announce that 12 countries in Africa will be allocated a total of 18 million doses of the world’s first #malaria vaccine over the next two years with Gavi support! bit.ly/44bLvOA
@WHO @UNICEF @GSK @UNITAID @GlobalFund @MedAccessUK @PATHTweets @USAIDGH
SINDOFO retweeted
Children in Africa make up a large majority of those that lose their lives to malaria. Seasonal malaria chemoprevention can protect them—in just 2022, 48 million children were protected. Read @MedsforMalaria & @univthies’ op-ed on 10 yrs of implementation: bit.ly/3roM1KF
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#Malaria in pregnancy can have devastating consequences for mothers and their babies. Watch how the @RBMMIPWG — academia/researchers, industry, governments and CSOs — works to develop & implement practices to prevent & treat malaria in pregnancy: youtu.be/MSEJdNBkxlY
SINDOFO retweeted
Today on #WorldMalariaDay, EDCTP joins WHO in its focus to #implement for #zeromalaria.
Read our full message 👉 rb.gy/irn7q
SINDOFO retweeted
Today is #WorldMalariaDay.
#Malaria is transmitted through the bites of Anopheles mosquitoes 🦟. Nearly half of the world's population is at risk of malaria.
Here are 4 things you need to know about malaria ⬇️
SINDOFO retweeted
.@MalariaJournal recently published a joint @MedsforMalaria, @health_malawi, @WellSensePlans & @chancounima article on rectal artesunate. This intervention can be life saving for children with severe #malaria but must be part of a continuum of care. Read: bit.ly/40GxuGP
SINDOFO retweeted
📢Call for scientific symposia
for the Eleventh EDCTP Forum in Paris, 🇫🇷France from 7-10 November 2023
🗓️Deadline for submission: 17 May 2023
🔗More information and application form:
tinyurl.com/uwyyz58s
SINDOFO retweeted
.@BNITM_de's 15th Malaria Meeting on 23 & 24 March brings together experts to discuss current antimalarial research. Keynote speakers:
○ Tim Wells (CSO, MMV)
○ Quique Bassat (@ISGLOBALorg),
○ @FaithOsier (@IAVI)
○ Volker Heussler (@unibern)
Agenda: lnkd.in/eb4mGdme
SINDOFO retweeted
Affordable tools to prevent malaria in pregnancy exist, yet pregnant women in sub-Saharan Africa remain especially vulnerable to the disease.
Ensuring equal access to malaria treatments, tools, and #innovations is essential to #EndMalaria and save lives.
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The #WMR2022 reported decreased #malaria deaths in 2021 over 2020, but the number of cases rose globally. @MedsforMalaria’s infographic shows how we need different complementary interventions to defeat malaria: bit.ly/3tzcl2u
























