NIMR DG Prof. Said Aboud officiated kick-off meeting for Tackling Obstacles to Fight Filarial Infections and Podoconiosis (TAKeOFF) Research Consortium (Ghana, Cameroon, Tanzania and Germany) that is held at Gran Melia Hotel in Arusha, Tanzania from 6th to 9th June, 2023. Dr. Akili Kalinga, the Senior Research Officer is the Principal Investigator of TAKeOFF project at NIMR. TAKEOFF project works closely with Neglected Tropical Diseases Control Program at Ministry of Health and its findings have contributed to policy change, decision making and best practices in the mapping, prevention and control of NTD in the country.
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Try your luck with #Parasites.
They remain a #globalhealth health concern as evidenced in the grouping of #NTD.
Wust learn about them to beat them.
#BeatNTDs
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We on.
It's today.
You are welcome to the First National Conference on Podoconiosis, Cameroon
https://t.co/mOjHzltw3Y
Meeting ID : 831 5761 0005
Password: 485880
We must spread the news.
We must #beatPodo#Podoconiosis
We are almost there.
One more day to go for the first ever conference on #podoconiosis, Avery neglected tropical disease worth significant public health attention.
#NTD#BeatPodoconiosis#BeatNTD
Certainly, this is an expected outcome of the event.
Everyone must know that #podoconiosis exists, it's burden, associated morbidity and stigma.
#We must beat podo
Exciting opportunity from @AASciences - The African Postdoctoral Training Initiative Fellowships - Training early career scientists to respond to Africa's challenges in global health
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#podoconiosis is a severely debilitating & stigmatising form of non-infectious lower limbs #lymphoedema; highly prevalent in #Cameroon; with no specific chemotherapeutic drug for its treatment; currently, managing the physical & psychological trauma remains the best approach.
This year, the World Water Week #WWWeek theme is Seeing the Unseen - The Value of Water resonates within the Neglected Tropical Diseases community. Access to clean water is essential to the treatment and recovery of people affected by tropical diseases.
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@T_PodoCam @davey_gail @KebedeDeribe@Profwanji We should strongly advocate for step-up policy for the elimination of this disease by Governments of Countries where there is high prevalence.
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We are so excited to announce that we have won a grant from the IFS @IFS_Foundation to investigate novel metabolic enzymes as potential therapeutic targets in O. volvulus! We are grateful to the @IFS_Foundation and the different reviewers for this great opportunity!