I am excited to share my research is now published! 📚
Factors associated with circulating levels of IL-17A in a high HIV-burden population
https://t.co/mAAvZSmqBM
@sepiso_masenga .
I am excited to share our research is now published! 📚
Sex-based differences in the prevalence and determinants of anaemia among children living with HIV in the Southern Province of Zambia
https://t.co/3LBJdaMMHV
@SN and #SNAuthor.
I am excited to share that our research is now published! 📚
Prevalence and associated factors of schistosomiasis among children and adolescents visiting Chitokoloki Mission Hospital of Zambezi District
https://t.co/SaOLAvqIGz
I am excited to share that our research is now published! 📚
Evaluating the accuracy of HIV-1 viral load testing using near point of care Xpert HIV-1 system at Solwezi general hospital, Zambia
https://t.co/KAZ72fMDF2
@SN and #SNAuthor.
I am excited to share that our research is now published! 📚
Hidden reservoirs of infection: prevalence and risk factors of asymptomatic malaria in a high-endemic region of Zambia
https://t.co/0w0pMolg7J
@SN and #SNAuthor.
🚨 New paper out!
We investigated cholera prevalence and antibiotic resistance in Vibrio cholerae in Zambia’s Copperbelt.
Troubling resistance patterns demand urgent action.
📖 Read: https://t.co/R642aC28x4
#Cholera#AMR#Zambia#PublicHealth#InfectiousDiseases#GlobalHealth
@J_Immunol Insightful, thank you for sharing. Early career and young researchers are mostly affected by the costly publication fees especially from low income countries. There's a need to evaluate these journals in order to promote equity.
A study published in #BMCPublicHealth finds that increasing age is related to an increase in the incidence of depression through a decrease in physical activity and an increase in sleep-inducing medication use.
https://t.co/hn3GTKhkJ8
CAR-T-cell therapy is widely used to treat blood cancers involving malignant B cells, but it has also shown some promise for autoimmune diseases
https://t.co/DcOMbUqm4Q
The central dogma of molecular biology states that genetic information flows from DNA and RNA to protein, with reverse transcription converting RNA to DNA.
In the pursuit of understanding how bacteria defend themselves from viral infection, two groups have found alternative pathways to making genes from RNA that did not previously encode proteins. Learn more this week in Science: https://t.co/MT1Bhru2Ox