Environmental contamination with feces of free-roaming dogs and the risk of transmission of Echinococcus and Taenia species in urban regions of southeastern Iran https://t.co/VHP92qeQHI
🚨 @AS_Para Advanced Course in #Parasitology 🚨
- Location: University of Queensland's Moreton Bay Research Station, Australia
- Deadline: 5th of July 2024
- All details at https://t.co/4onfOXhP6R
- Includes vet. parasitology, epidemiology, immuno-diagnostics, Bioinformatics ++!
Persian/Farsi version of the latest "ICAM 2019 Humane Dog Population Management Guidance", translated by the @Hydatid_Center (Research Center for Hydatid Disease in Iran), is released under the supervision of @ICAMcoalition and @WHO / @WOAH consultants.
ICAM's #mission is to provide effective, evidence-based guidance for the humane management of companion animal populations worldwide. We #translate as many of our core texts as possible; our guide to DPM is also available in 8 languages. https://t.co/cmJjy2wL66
Design of ion channel blocking, toxin-like Kunitz inhibitor peptides from the tapeworm, Echinococcus granulosus, with potential anti-cancer activity https://t.co/I5J93k9LEQ
Ultrasound Classification of Hydatid Cyst / WHO-IWGE ... https://t.co/NUJbbmgv2Z via @YouTube A brief introduction in Persian on the ultrasound classification of Hydatid Cyst for physicians to improve quality of care of #cystic_echinococcosis patients @WHOEMRO@Hydatid_Center
Thrilled to have kickstarted the @eventsWCS "Helminth Bioinformatics" course! Today, participants gained invaluable knowledge on utilizing @WBParaSite to explore genes and genomes.
We live in troubled times, with a formidable convergence of disease, drought, famine and war, fuelled by climate change, inequity and geopolitical rivalry.
We need peace for health, and health for peace.
On #OneHealthDay, we take another look at: "Cystic #echinococcosis in the Eastern Mediterranean region: neglected and prevailing" with Prof @majidfharandi Kerman University of Medical Sciences
👉https://t.co/TjPdWFR25S
Dr Francesca Tamarozzi is an Italian vet and physician working on neglected tropical diseases, particularly the diagnosis of cystic echinococcosis, schistosomiasis, strongyloidiasis, and filarial infections in humans.
#WomenInParasitology#WomenInSTEM#Parasitology#Parasites
We benefit so much from Dr. Tamarozzi's work as a Deputy Editor and author. You can see her most recently published article in the journal here: https://t.co/BzsbGAW6zt