Estimating the incidence of enteric (typhoid) fever in #India through a network of secondary care centers. The SEFI study on #ISRCTN by @Surv_EFI
https://t.co/n1n66DrKtR
#ClinicalTrials
@jebujohn presented SEFI data describing the epidemiology of Typhoid in an urban Indian setting, at #ASCODD. Such conferences are key to #TakeOnTyphoid
as they help disseminate, promote and further research on the burden of this disease and methods for its control.
Jacob and his great team are filling the gaps in evidence for typhoid infection and disease in India. Unsung heroes of public health. #vaccines#TakeonTyphoid@jebujohn
@jebujohn @moodan_ and @ArunksDr of the SEFI team presented data on the incidence and burden of typhoid in India at #TropMed19 organised by @ASTMH. Sharing data on such a platform is crucial to promote collaboration and explore novel strategies to #TakeonTyphoid.
The SEFI team was privileged to hold brainstorming sessions on infectious disease modelling for #TakeOnTyphoid with @StanfordDeptMed's Dr. Jason Andrews.
A few moments from our 3rd Investigators' Meet which took place last week. We thank all our collaborators for taking part and helping us better understand our data, while setting us up for our 2nd year of surveillance for Typhoid across India.
We take a look back on the 2nd SEFI Investigators Meeting as we prepare for its 3rd iteration this September. These meetings bring our supporters and collaborators together to discuss our past work and give it direction for the future.
Read our Principal Investigator @GKangInd in conversation with @htTweets as she discusses SEFI's surveillance network, healthcare in India, and her own life- https://t.co/SaUaRMjEHT