To solve this, we built a geostatistical framework combining 90 global data sources with climate metrics, species richness, and socioeconomic factors to correct for rural under-reporting. Result: Sub-Saharan Africa accounts for 45% of global deaths.#Snakebite#SnakebiteEnvenoming
Official statistics historically missed millions of victims who rely on traditional care or cannot reach hospitals. Over 50% of endemic countries lack direct empirical surveillance, creating massive gaps in global health planning. #Snakebite#SnakebiteEnvenoming#NTD
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Mapping the global burden of snake envenoming: at least 2.1M cases & 274k deaths occur annually worldwide. These numbers could be as high as 7M cases and 513k deaths. #Snakebite#SnakebiteEnvenoming#NTDs
https://t.co/V8ZronvVRI
Dr Pramodh Chitral Chandrasinghe of Department of Surgery has published an article in the Journal of Frontiers in Surgery.
https://t.co/esgEIu9hNc
#surgery#facultyofmedicine#universityofkelaniya
Dr Anuradha Baminiwatta of Department of Psychiatry has published an article titled "Validation of a Sinhalese version of the mindful attention awareness Scale." in the Journal of Asian Journal of Psychiatry.
https://t.co/HT66nMnDMT
#psychiatry#facultyofmedicine
‘Reassessment of the prevalence of soil-transmitted helminth infections in Sri Lanka to enable a more focused control programme: a cross-sectional national school survey with spatial modelling’,
https://t.co/srPLQ74UtU
AN EPIDEMIOLOGICAL MODEL TO AID DECISION-MAKING FOR COVID-19 CONTROL IN SRI LANKA #COVID19#Covid_19#Corona#COVIDAPP
https://t.co/b03uAuIebi
https://t.co/5finVqu9Pw