Join our second webinar on 23rd February at 15.00 (UK), for a discussion on how to characterize aquatic habitats of malaria vectors through the use of drones!! @LSHTM@LSHTM_malaria@GCRF
Join here: https://t.co/L8zScABxI0
#malaria#vector#anopheles#drone#workshop
Join our first webinar @DronesMacondo, 24th November 4PM GMT, for a discussion on how to use drones for malaria vector control!!! @LSHTM@LSHTM_malaria@GCRF
Join here: https://t.co/pJ7d621GK9
Este 10 de noviembre de 6:00 pm a 7:30 pm, Kimberly Fornace PhD nos hablará de su apasionante trabajo en como la pérdida de hábitat se relaciona con el incremento en la exposición a enfermedades infecciosas. @ZSLScience#ZSLtalks
Link:
https://t.co/Ze5sagzdN4
¿Alguna vez te has preguntado cómo cortar un árbol puede llevar al contagio de enfermedades como COVID-19, malaria o ébola? Si es así, ¡únetenos en este webinar sobre pérdida de hábitat y su impacto en la salud humana! (1/2)
This November 10nd from 18:00 to 19:30, PhD Kimberly Fornace is going to tell us about her research on habitat loss and its relation with infectious diseases transmission. @ZSLScience#ZSLtalks
link: https://t.co/Ze5sagzdN4
Have you ever considered how cutting a tree can increase the prevalence of diseases like COVID, malaria or Ebola? If that is so, join us in this webinar about habitat loss and human health! (1/2)
@TeunBousema calculates travel to the annual @ASTMH conference equates to 58 round trips to the moon. Adding >8,600 MT of carbon emissions ironically contributes to climate change related diseases even as we meet to discuss how best to fight them. It's time to #GreenGlobalHealth
Going straight to their point:
"The ability of SARS-CoV-2 to effectively spread globally, suggests that seasonality cannot be considered a key modulating factor of SARS-CoV-2 transmissibility."
Well done @kathmoreilly, @drrachellowe and team.
“We are trying to improve preparedness so we can make sure health facilities know there is an epidemic under way.”
@drrachellowe talks to the @guardian about developing #dengue forecasting systems as #climatechange contributes to increased outbreaks 👇 https://t.co/EZQDoC9hBx
Introducing the MACONDO! We are a group of researchers working in South America, Asia and Africa on the use of drones for vector borne disease surveillance and control @LSHTM_Planet@LSHTM@LSHTM_malaria
Check out our website at https://t.co/VC5Us2n62G