👋 Meet @epitomoka!
🦠 Tomoka's PhD focuses on the impact of behaviour & #COVID19 control measures on contact rates & disease transmission in Japan (with @NU_kouhou) & the UK.
🔬 She has worked @WHO as an epidemiologist & a researcher @fredhutch.
👉 https://t.co/W7RayPBBdU
It was a real pleasure to present some of my research at NIID Japan Surveillance team this morning with @epitomoka@motoisuzuki Thank you to @DaiwaFoundation travel award to support the visit. Slides are available here https://t.co/hc4JfZKi1y どうぞよろしくお願いしますNIID!
New Paper: An analysis of 45 large-scale wastewater sites in England to estimate SARS-CoV-2 community prevalence https://t.co/3Fyy4kX6Gi #OpenAccess#SewageSurveillance#EpiTwitter
🎊Our paper is out on our findings on pediatric diarrhea and rotavirus! 🎉Shoutout goes to all the surveillance officers, laboratory scientists, @WHO regional, country office and HQ colleagues that made this surveillance network possible! #globalhealth
https://t.co/6skWG8oEpV
@chngin_the_wrld@CIDJournal Thank you for the shoutout! Honored to have worked with all of our collaborators who made this global sentinel site surveillance for pediatric diarrhea/rotavirus a success!
In Japan, children are taught to act for collective benefit. Students clean classroom floors, take turns serving lunch in cafeterias. They are also shamed into following institutional expectations. This mindset contributed to relative Covid success https://t.co/SZooFAYhJv
As the world clamors for Japan to reopen its borders, one of the country's top virologists is rejecting the notion that we should go "back to normal."
That would mean returning to a world that is fragile and risky, Prof. Hitoshi Oshitani told me.
https://t.co/D4xpXoGkxa
Nice paper from #Japan showing the value of using public data during #COVID-19 https://t.co/iZA7PqUFEa
We will be discussing innovations in data aggregation at our next Pandemic and Epidemic Intelligence Forum
#WHOPandemicHub
My first tweet: better late than never! First time to meet in-person with my colleagues and stepping foot on campus as a PhD student at @LSHTM last week. #CovidIsNotOver but honored to be working with @kathmoreilly and fantastic @cmmid_lshtm colleagues!
#COVID19 has highlighted global differences in the pandemic response 🌎🌍🌏
What lessons can be learnt from the past two years?
Hear from infectious disease experts and #PublicHealth leaders at our online event with @NU_kouhou 👉 https://t.co/kaHaX7DWs3
Should we be considering Covid-19 public measures in the future? Register, Friday 4th for 9am webinar as we share policy recommendations comparing findings from G7 countries Japan & England #vaccineengagement@BritishAcademy_@RoehamptonUni@NagasakiUniv https://t.co/sPo9QujZdD