Wirichada Pan-ngum

Mahidol-Oxford Tropical Medicine Research Unit

[Wirichada Pan-ngum @Wirichada]

Pint of Science, Thailand - Science is all around #Pint23 #PintofscienceTH

[Wirichada Pan-ngum @Wirichada]

#MIDSEA2023 network for modellers in SE Asia - Samui Thailand

[Wirichada Pan-ngum @Wirichada]

Our Thai COVID qual paper is out! https://t.co/306Msoj0uf

[Phaik Yeong Cheah @phaikyeong]

As part of the @MORUBKK led #SEBCOV study, people in Thailand, Malaysia, UK, Italy and Slovenia told us what impact the #COVID19 public health measures had on them. What topped the list? Unequal impact of public health measures! https://t.co/WEAkV1MIMQ @UTARnet @wellcometrust

[Tropical Medicine Oxford @TropMedOxford]

Research Highlight from Wirichada Pan-ngum @Wirichada @MORUBKK Human, animal, water source interactions and leptospirosis in Thailand
https://t.co/jmlRXQoDMw
https://t.co/879kz1UIgo

[Wirichada Pan-ngum @Wirichada]

#nCoV
Thai translation – Making Sense of an Epidemic by
https://t.co/Ts9PszcKzP Please refer to https://t.co/igK3U6ukTp

[KEMRI-Wellcome @KEMRI_Wellcome]

The Schools Engagement Programme aims at promoting an interest in science through interactions between researchers, students and teachers. Watch the video to see the great work @AlunIwanDavies and @SEP_KEMRI_WT are doing in Kilifi.

[Wirichada Pan-ngum @Wirichada]

Human population dynamics can have some impacts on a wide range of diseases, both infectious and non-infectious.

[Tropical Medicine Oxford @TropMedOxford]

Research Highlight from Prof Wirichada Pan-ngum @Wirichada @MORUBKK: A Population Dynamic Model to Assess the Diabetes Screening and Reporting Programs and Project the Burden of Undiagnosed Diabetes in Thailand https://t.co/s3WRGo8jxS

[Tropical Medicine Oxford @TropMedOxford]

Research Highlight from Chris Mercado @cegmercado @MORUBKK: Spatiotemporal epidemiology, environmental correlates, and demography of malaria in Tak Province, Thailand (2012–2015) https://t.co/s3WRGo8jxS

[Tropical Medicine and Infectious Disease MDPI @TropicalmedMDPI]

Spatial Heterogeneity and Temporal Trends in Malaria on the Thai–Myanmar Border (2012–2017): A Retrospective Observational Study https://t.co/vkY8GInhrP

[Tropical Medicine Oxford @TropMedOxford]

Research Highlight from Lisa White @lisawhite1000 and Wirichada Pan-ngum @Wirichada @MORUBKK: Human population movement and behavioural patterns in malaria hotspots on the Thai–Myanmar border: implications for malaria elimination https://t.co/s3WRGo8jxS

[Joanne Power @hanniepower]

Good morning #Plasmodium/#malaria friends! I just keep finding more #WomenInMalaria! So there are now 212 women listed at https://t.co/o6kyiy571V. This week, make sure to follow @VAI3064, @phaikyeong, @ciuffreda_laura, @IssyHenshall, @Wirichada, @AliceCGarrett1 & @lisawhite1000!

[Wirichada Pan-ngum @Wirichada]

Congratulations to my phd students presenting their great work at JITMM “Population dynamic model to assess and predict the burden of melioidosis” by Wiriya Mahikul and “Human population movement patterns in malaria hotspots on Thai-Myanmar border” by Sayambhu Saita @JITMM

[EPTS @EPTSpatumwan]

M5 biology students learn about antibiotic resistance in a game-based learning activity with researcher Célia Souque from Oxford University, UK #amr

[London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine @LSHTM]

‘If you don’t have a seat at the table, pull up a folding chair. No space? Sit on it!" said @yodifiji, a great #WLGH18 quote.

Thanks to all who've made it so special. How will you keep championing women #globalhealth leaders? Passing the mic on to you & Rwanda #WLGH19 🎤🇷🇼👋

[Wirichada Pan-ngum @Wirichada]

Life experience - big meeting with big hearts...strong determination and inspiration #WLGH18 It will be Nov 7 - 8, Rwanda next year. Recommended!

[University of Global Health Equity @ughe_org]

Over 900 #WomeninGH Leaders gathering in London right now for a monumental first day of #WLGH18. Looking forward to conversations on social justice, gender equity, leadership, the global burden of disease and more. Stay tuned!

[Wirichada Pan-ngum @Wirichada]

Balancing the 4 domains - Work, Play, Relationship and Health. A key to become women leaders in global health : from work-life balance session #WLGH18

[The Lancet @TheLancet]

"To advance women in science, medicine, & global health, fundamental societal change is required alongside stronger institutional policies & commitments."

Our commitment to #LancetWomen goes beyond our theme issue, register for monthly updates: https://t.co/hdhjmvEy8t #WLGH18

[Katja Iversen @Katja_Iversen]

Hear hear ‘Encouraging diversity, being inclusive, non judgemental and emphatic are some of the most important elements of leadership. As leaders in global health we need to listen more to people’ @doctorsoumya in her beautiful and strong keynote at #WLGH2018 @WHO

[Wirichada Pan-ngum @Wirichada]

@devinefy I shall inspire you 😆