A big congratulations to the newest Dr. in the @PEHPLprogram family, Dr. Patrick Ogandi Mudavadi! @Patrickmudavadi. He defended his viva voce online today and passed. We wish him much success! Hongera sana!
Congrats @PEHPLprogram alumnus Dr. Susan Kerfua, who has a new paper out in the Journal of Agricultural Science. https://t.co/k04bndBKK3 She tracked FMDV serotypes in Uganda & Tanzania from 2003-2015, found high serotype diversity, & discussed implications for control.
Congratulations to @PEHPLprogram student Dr. Catherine Herzog, who successfully defended her PhD dissertation yesterday on #PPR#PPRV virus, or the sheep & goat plague, among sheep goats and cattle in northern Tanzania!
Congratulations to the new @PEHPLprogram program PhDs who successfully completed their vivas! Dr. Gladness Mwanga @gladness_mwanga, Dr. Susan Kerfua @SusanDK6, and Dr. Kelvin Ngongolo!
@PEHPLprogram graduates aren't afraid to get in front of the camera to talk about their work! Listen to @railey_ash talk about her work as part of the @PEHPLprogram https://t.co/Nu9BYhScyr
@PEHPLprogram flexes her SciComm skills by writing a piece for @ConversationUS about her work on FMD in Tanzania. Check it out here: https://t.co/wLUJaaKVCK
@PEHPLprogram graduate Dr. Ashley Railey @railey_ash has a paper out in Pathogens. She uses game theory to investigate FMD vaccination in endemic areas w/ multiple circulating serotypes. Vaccination provides households w/ lower payoff than not vaccinating https://t.co/gMrflbCrqn
@PEHPLprogram graduate Dr. Ashley Railey @railey_ash has a new paper out in World Development Perspectives @WorldDevJournal She found that a collective approach to diagnostic testing results in a low-fixed cost & investments in preventative livestock health > therapeutic trt
Always nice to see it official...the potential for diagnostics in animal health in East Africa #fmd#pehpl@WSUGlobalHealth @IBAHCM https://t.co/l4hSxY1IZU
@PEHPLprogram graduates / students @railey_ash and Divine Ekwem contributing to FMD strategies at a recent meeting. @PEHPLprogram grads are becoming the next big leaders in global animal health.
Epidemiology and strategies for control of foot-and-mouth diseases in East Africa. Happy to be part of spirited discussion and to share our recent work on the role of wildlife reservoirs. Thanks to the organizers!
@PEHPLprogram graduate Dr. @Zoe_A_Campbell examined preferences for Newcastle Disease vaccines in her recent paper below, now out in PLoS One! She found both were thought to be effective, but when the preferred vaccine wasn't available, administrative route was important to users
La Sota vaccine is still being used by smallholder chicken farmers in Tanzania. Even though it isn't thermotolerant, vaccine administered in drinking water is easy to share with other households. https://t.co/y1t5E8Uupw
Zoe Campbell worked to identify determinants and barriers of Newcastle Disease Virus vaccination in Tanzanian households. Knowing someone who vaccinated, as well as larger flock size increased the odds of a household previously vaccinating. More here: https://t.co/wzXhaNqFS3
@BridgitSM Congrats Bridgit - looks like a great conference for @PEHPLprogram students! Did you present any research? Have any pictures of yourself doing so - would love to retweet!