University Professor of Biotechology & Bioinformatics @HydUniv | Former Senior Director & Research Integrity Officer @icddr_b | Editor-in-Chief @GutPathogens |
@NobelPrize Many congratulations to Prof. Omar Yaghi. Prof. Omar, a Saudi Arabian national is originally a Palestinian born in a refugee camp where he did his initial studies and then moved to the USA. He is the winner of the King Faisal International Award and the Wolf Prize in Chemistry.
The Mol Epidemiology & Evol Genetics of Infectious Diseases (MEEGID) conference comes back to India after 25 years. It took efforts to bring it to Kolkata, the city of joy, this time. It was last held (https://t.co/myg1k38H0b) in India @ Hyd in Nov 2000!
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Aesthetically, the mental image of pigs rooted in latrines or feces evokes a "yuck factor" - a primal disgust response embedded in evolutionary avoidance of contamination. Surveys show more than half of the world's population shun or avoid pork.
(author: Prof. Niyaz Ahmed) An annual recap of our publications in the area of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) as of July 2025: total articles on AMR: 57
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Read some of Nobel laureate Barry J. Marshall's latest research now in Gut Pathogens:
A re-testing range is recommended for 13C- and 14C-urea breath tests for Helicobacter pylori infection in China
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High throughput genome analysis by @HydUniv team’s research highlights the risks of colorectal cancer progression, which is published in @mbiojournal.
The research team is led by @AhNizi of the Department of Biotechnology and Bioinformatics, @HydUniv.
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Congratulations @drharshvardhan, Health Minister #India 🇮🇳, on your election as the new @WHO Executive Board chair. I wish you great success in this role and thank you for your leadership and commitment to a healthier, safer world. Together! #EB147
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Ramzan Mubarak! I pray for everyone’s safety, well-being and prosperity. May this Holy Month bring with it abundance of kindness, harmony and compassion. May we achieve a decisive victory in the ongoing battle against COVID-19 and create a healthier planet.
“Scientific thinking—her deliberate probing of each new bit of information, her cautious consultation with experts—remains integral to Merkel’s daily decision-making process..”
This article by @sasmiller really spoke to me!
#COVID19#coronavirus#Merkel https://t.co/184kb0ZcM6
COVID-19 does not see race, religion, colour, caste, creed, language or borders before striking.
Our response and conduct thereafter should attach primacy to unity and brotherhood.
We are in this together: PM @narendramodi
60% of all infectious diseases in humans are zoonotic, which means they are transferred to us via animals.
@UNEP explains how human activities can cause zoonotic diseases. https://t.co/RlHwasjRBl
This is a time for facts, science and solidarity to prevent a global ‘misinfo-demic’ from spreading.
We must unite to defeat #COVID19 -- and build a healthier, more equitable world.
When there’s a will, there is always a way to achieve our goals. Norfarrah Shaari - you are a true champion! Thank you for your amazing support to the global #COVID19 response and helping us keep the world safe!
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Group A rotaviruses are the major causative agents of pediatric gastroenteritis worldwide. Several studies have reported the predominance of G4P[6] rotavirus genotypes in Korean neonates, which is uncommon in other countries. https://t.co/MSN83zJ5yL
One of the best projects I’ve had the pleasure of contributing to! Ich bin sehr dankbar, dass ich diese schöne Gelegenheit hatte an dem #RAI Projekt mitzuwirken.
@InfectControlDE
Unser Artikel aus dem Projekt:
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