Healthy Mothers, Healthy Babies is a collaborative research program aimed at strengthening life-saving health care in Papua New Guinea, led by Burnet Institute.
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Home to our👌🏾@HMHB_Burnet & @BurnetInstitute teams creating a fairer, healthier 🌏 #Reachforthemany
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Principal Investigator Dr Michelle Scoullar said in previously published research by @HMHB_Burnet in 🇵🇬they found high rates of Mycoplasma genitalium and other reproductive tract infections in pregnant women which had an adverse impact on birth outcomes. 👉🏽https://t.co/oVaHmAIPCx
After a 2-year gap due to COVID-19, leading medical researchers are meeting in 🇵🇬 to share vital insights. Our PNG Country Director, Dr Kudakwashe Chani, said: “The pandemic has brought a renewed sense of the need to bridge the gap between research, policy and implementation.”
The @HMHB_Burnet team found high rates of Mycoplasma genitalium and other reproductive tract infections in 🤰🏽pregnant women, @MJLScoullar told the PNG Medical Conference, impacting some birth outcomes. Read the research paper👉🏽
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The 56th Medical Symposium in Port Moresby opened with an inspiring speech from Papua New Guinea’s Prime Minister, the Hon. James Marape. @BurnetInstitute acknowledges the ongoing commitment and support from the Prime Minister for medical research and public health programs.
The impact of #COVID19 on leading diseases and medical treatment in #PNG is a major focus of this week's Medical Society of PNG's Symposium at Port Moresby's Stanley Hotel. We have 34 staff and researchers attending from 🇵🇬 and 🇦🇺. More to come ... @CrabbBrendan@PamelaToliman
The 56th Symposium of the Medical Society of Papua New Guinea has officially begun after a 2-yr break due to COVID-19. I feel hopeful after hearing opening remarks from Hon Dr Lino Tom, incoming Health Minister in the Marape/Rosso Government. #PNG
“COVID is NOT a joke and is not to be played with, … and I can 100 per cent assure you this is not a flu like some of you say it is.” - indeed, it is not the flu, and it’s not obvious that it will ever be; we should not use that language. #COVID19Aus
The @BurnetInstitute community is deeply saddened by the tragic news of the sudden death of our colleague and friend, Professor Evelyn Lavu, described by Papua New Guinea Prime Minister The Hon. James Marape MP as 'an outstanding daughter of the nation' https://t.co/MI3DD8ExyW
Off for a morning walk? Find out why #COVID19 is a “Goldilocks” virus. In Ep 1 of this fascinating new podcast series - How Science Matters - with @CrabbBrendan@tracyparish63. https://t.co/j0pjLoNwWu. More https://t.co/tv4EVnQpQL. Enjoy!!
Many congratulations @pngimr such amazing work highlighted today and clearly making such an impact in PNG, the region and globally. Proud to be a partner and part of the Buttressing Coalition @BurnetInstitute@HMHB_Burnet@BurnetMalaria
Thanks 🙏 was such a pleasure to share some of our @HMHB_Burnet work!
If you missed #2021ASM then check out papers📝
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Or have a listen 🎧 in Tok Pisin to Ms Pele Melepia Team Leader in ENB #PNG 🇵🇬
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Two groundbreaking Burnet-led studies highlight major health challenges for pregnant women in PNG 🇵🇬 Ongoing support is critical while #COVID19 is putting the health system under strain.
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Planti ol bel mama 🤰🏾blong umi igatim STI tsol inor save bikos inogat test istap long sekim na bai em save.
Listen 🎧 👇🏾 to Ms Pele Melepia Team Leader in ENB #PNG 🇵🇬
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Read paper 📝 here https://t.co/dduH1BAtCt
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'What we're seeing is pregnant women from the community with huge rates of infection' @MJLScoullar tells ABC Radio Pacific Beat's @jordaaaye of new research revealing high rates of STIs and RTIs in #PNG@abcnews@HMHB_Burnet@pngimr@CrabbBrendan https://t.co/LTuRgfWnOZ
“The holy grail is a vaccine that’s cheap and effective and highly available. And you know, we just might have it. It’s a very big discovery announced in the last week by Oxford.” - Professor Brendan Crabb AC. More at https://t.co/wA4w4nkw95
What #COVID19 taught us is the value of investing. In #malaria’s case, we could spend 2, 3 or 4 times more, both on developing and distributing these interventions. And the rewards would be phenomenal thru malaria, HIV and TB. The world can be transformed. https://t.co/Vjum8zVtSF