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At the 2025 #GVNShortCourse in Translational Virology, Dr. Zachary Porterfield (@USouthFlorida, @USFHealth) shared experiences from virology work in South Africa, emphasizing needs-driven research, collaboration, & public health impact.
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At the 2025 #GVNShortCourse in Translational Virology, Dr. Robert Garry (@TulaneMedicine) shared insights on Lassa, Ebola, & Marburg viruses, including spillover, biology, diagnostics, & the value of long-term global partnerships.
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At the 2025 #GVNShortCourse in Translational Virology, Dr. Kristi Miley (@USouthFlorida, @USFHealth) explained how arboviruses like EEE & West Nile circulate in Florida & how climate, mosquitoes, & surveillance shape outbreak risk.
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At the 2025 #GVNShortCourse in Translational Virology, Dr. Charurut Somboonwit (@USouthFlorida, @USFHealth) highlighted how coordinated labs, clinics, and community engagement help detect outbreaks early and prevent avoidable spread.
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At the 2025 #GVNShortCourse in Translational Virology, Dr. Eduardo Sotomayor (@TGHCares) explained how viruses like EBV drive lymphoma and how modern immunotherapies are transforming cancer treatment.
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At the 2025 #GVNShortCourse in Translational Virology, Dr. Shyam Mohapatra (@USouthFlorida, @USFHealth) explained how nanotechnology enables ultra-sensitive viral diagnostics, targeted therapies, and new vaccine approaches.
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At the 2025 #GVNShortCourse in Translational Virology, Dr. Marco Salemi (@UF) showed how genomic epidemiology and AI can help flag emerging viral lineages, reduce data bias, and support earlier pandemic response.
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At the 2025 #GVNShortCourse in Translational Virology, Dr. Maggie Bartlett (@JohnsHopkins) described post-acute infectious syndromes and how viral persistence and immune dysregulation can drive long-term illness after infection.
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At the 2025 #GVNShortCourse in Translational Virology, Dr. Maggie Bartlett (@JohnsHopkins) explained why measles remains so dangerous, from extreme transmissibility and immune suppression to the risks of declining vaccination coverage.
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At the 2025 #GVNShortCourse in Translational Virology, Dr. Andy Pekosz (@JohnsHopkins) examined how SARS-CoV-2 evolved from early lineages to Omicron and why genomic surveillance remains essential for pandemic response.
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At the 2025 #GVNShortCourse in Translational Virology, Dr. Andy Pekosz (@JohnsHopkins) explained how influenza evolution and surveillance shape seasonal severity and pandemic risk, including H5N1 concerns.
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At the 2025 #GVNShortCourse in Translational Virology, Dr. Anna Giuliano (@MoffittNews) explained how #HPV causes cancers in women and men, why screening is limited for most sites, and why vaccination is essential for prevention.
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At the 2025 #GVNShortCourse in Translational Virology, GVN Co-Founder Dr. Robert Gallo (@USouthFlorida, @USFHealth) explained how T-cell culture, IL-2, and antibody testing enabled HIV detection and improved blood safety worldwide.
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At the 2025 #GVNShortCourse in Translational Virology, Dr. Hongshuo Song (@USouthFlorida, @USFHealth) explained how HIV evolves from transmission to global subtype diversity, shaping immune escape and vaccine challenges.
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At the 2025 #GVNShortCourse in Translational Virology, Dr. Gene Morse (@UBuffalo) discussed the research funding landscape and why multidisciplinary teams, collaboration, and aligned priorities are key to sustainable research success.
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At the 2025 #GVNShortCourse in Translational Virology, Dr. Kami Kim (@USouthFlorida, @USFHealth) explained how local genomic surveillance guided clinical care and hospital preparedness across COVID-19 waves.
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At the 2025 #GVNShortCourse in Translational Virology, Deanna Becker (@TGHCares) showed how local SARS-CoV-2 sequencing and a hospital dashboard helped track variants in real time and support clinical and public health decision-making.
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The 9th Annual #GVNShortCourse in Translational Virology connected participants from 24 countries to real-world applications of virology, from the lab to public health action. Part of the #GVNAcademy, it helps train future leaders in #PandemicPreparedness.
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