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Bin dann also mal kurz weg: On my way nach #Nampula #Mosambik, um die Gesundheitsfolgen der #Klimakrise, die unser Team dort besonders beobachtet, zu dokumentieren. Wir @MSF_austria sind daher in der Provinz #Nampula im Norden des Landes im Einsatz. 1/7
#Mosambik ist unter den 10 Ländern, die weltweit am stärksten von den Auswirkungen der #Klimakrise betroffen sind. Aufgrund der geografischen Lage und der langen Küstenlinie ist es anfällig für extreme Wetterereignisse. 2/7
In den letzten Jahren war das Land mit klimabedingten Gefahren wie #Dürren, #Überschwemmungen und #Wirbelstürmen konfrontiert, wobei letztere an Intensität und Häufigkeit zunahmen. 3/7
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Warum es wichtig ist, sich ganz konkret mit den Gesundheitsfolgen der #Klimakrise zu beschäftigen?
Laut @WHO ist die Klimakrise die größte Gesundheitsbedrohung für die Menschheit.
Ein 🧵👇🏿 1/6
who.int/news-room/fact…
Es ist also zu erwarten, dass künftig zunehmend mehr Menschen an den Folgen der #Klimakrise sterben werden - allein aufgrund steigender Zahlen von #Malaria, #Mangelernährung, Durchfallerkrankungen wie #Cholera oder Hitzeschlägen, die mit der Klimakrise verbunden sind... 2/6
Die #Erderhitzung führt zu Temperaturanstiegen & immer mehr Extremwetterereignissen, die gefährliche Auswirkungen auf Natur & Menschen haben. Wobei jene, die schon jetzt unter humanitären Krisen leiden, am stärksten von den Gesundheitsfolgen der #Klimakrise betroffen sind. 3/6
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@DrTedros "As you know, just under three weeks ago I declared an end to #COVID19 as a public health emergency of international concern.

It was a moment of relief and reflection.

It’s encouraging to see life return to normal – to be able to hug a friend, to travel freely, and to meet… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… Image
@DrTedros "But at the same time, many of us continue to carry grief in our hearts – grief over those we have lost, grief at the terrible toll the pandemic has taken on families, communities, societies and economies, and grief that it didn’t need to be this way"-@DrTedros #WHA76
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LIVE: Media briefing on global health issues with @DrTedros twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…
"First to #Sudan. The bloodshed we have seen in the past 10 days in Sudan is heartbreaking. In a country whose people already suffered so much in recent years. WHO welcomes the ceasefire agreed between the parties.

We urge all parties to fully respect the ceasefire. Already, the… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
"On top of the number of deaths and injuries caused by the conflict itself, WHO expects there will be many more deaths due to outbreaks, lack of access to food and water, and disruptions to essential health services, including immunization."
-@DrTedros #Sudan
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Today is #WorldMalariaDay.

#Malaria is transmitted through the bites of Anopheles mosquitoes 🦟. Nearly half of the world's population is at risk of malaria.

Here are 4 things you need to know about malaria ⬇️
The most common #malaria symptoms are:

🦟 Fever,
🦟 Chills,
🦟 Weakness,
🦟 Other flu-like symptoms.

Contact a healthcare professional if you are living in a malaria-affected area & experience these symptoms🔗bit.ly/2tARuMY #WorldMalariaDay Image
#Malaria is PREVENTABLE. Lower the risk of getting malaria by using

✅ Mosquito nets,
✅ Mosquito repellents,
✅ Antimalarial medicines.

And don't forget to wear protective clothing. More about other preventive measures 👉bit.ly/2tARuMY #WorldMalariaDay Image
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It's #WorldImmunizationWeek

In 2021, around the world:
❌ 25 million children missed at least 1 essential vaccine
❌ 18 million children received no vaccines at all

Now is the time for ‘The Big Catch-up’ to get vaccinations back on track. #VaccinesWork

📌… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Did you know? Over 3/4 of the children who missed out on their vaccinations in 2021 live in just 20 low- & middle-income countries.

Time for ‘The Big Catch-up!‘
Let’s get vaccines to the children who need them.

More on #WorldImmunizationWeek:
📌 bit.ly/41iOZNV A health worker wearing glo...
It's #WorldImmunizationWeek

Vaccines protect against more than 20 diseases like:
Diphtheria
HPV
Polio
Cholera
Diphtheria
Measles
Pneumonia
Rabies
Rotavirus
Rubella
Tetanus
Typhoid
Varicella
Yellow Fever

Yes, #VaccinesWork!

bit.ly/3mQUUdR "Vaccines protect chil...
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Here at @BSPparasitology, I will be live-tweeting today from the Veterinary Parasitology session at Appleton Hall 2 & from 11:30 am-13:00 PM, from the Protists 5 session: Genomics & Evolution at McEwan Hall! So I will retweet from parallel sessions! Beautiful #BSP2023 final day! Image
Beginning #BSP2023 Day 4 and opening our Veterinary Parasitology session today, is Dr Lynsey Melville (taking over from Fiona Kenyon) of @MoredunComms who is telling us about "Making #roundworm data ewe-niversal for all". #parasitology Image
Dr Melville of @MoredunComms tells us about her research in monitoring the development of anthelmintic resistance in the treatment of gastrointestinal nematodes in sheep, particularly focusing on Nematodirus battus resistance to benzimidazoles: sciencedirect.com/science/articl… #BSP2023
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Welcome to Day 2 (first scientific sessions) of #BSP2023 at @EdinburghUni in beautiful McEwan Hall! You can register each morning at McEwan Hall & make sure to pick up your abstract book & lanyard! #parasitology ImageImage
Here on Twitter, I will be tweeting from the first 2 plenary sessions at McEwan Hall, followed by sessions:
Protists 1: Development & Signalling
Protists 2: Parasite Interactions
and
Drugs, Vaccines, & Diagnostics
- I will retweet info from other parallel sessions! #BSP2023
Our first Plenary session of #BSP2023 here at McEwan Hall is "A celebration of Gloria Rudenko within the saga of Antigenic Variation in Trypanosomes", delivered by Prof Keith Gull of @UniofOxford
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🧌 Its Alive! 🧌

Working theory, "Show replies" at the end for all.

Is SARS-CoV-2 a lab-created chimera?

A Frankenstein virus created from the genetic material of other lethal organisms, creating similar pathophysiological mechanisms in the body?

Gene sequences say YES >
The SC2 spike protein contains gene sequences that are homologous to those found in HIV, SEB, animal venoms, herpes, malaria, rabies and more.
The sequences from these organisms could release toxic peptides and pathophysiological mechanisms in the body similar to those found >
in the original lethal organisms.
Mechanisms are chemical recipes, like baking recipes.
A list of instructions from the genes that, when followed, produce a unique product like micro clots or a cytokine storm.

Just as a recipe for 🎃 pie produces 🎃 and not 🍎 pie. >
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The social devastation caused by the pandemic response, which the WHO claims as further justification for increasing its power, resulted almost entirely from the ‘lockdown’ policies promoted by WHO, WEF, and their private sponsors. /1
pandata.org/global-health-… @bell00david
From a global perspective, these harms are immense:

97 million more people live on less than $1.90 daily. /2

blogs.worldbank.org/developmenttal…
1.6 billion students' learning was derailed as of February 2022. /3

nature.com/articles/d4158…
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🧵 A well-trained workforce is essential for reaching universal health coverage.

That is why we support training and capacity building for the whole spectrum of health professionals to achieve #HealthForAll.

#WHOImpact across the globe 🌎🌍🌏:
📌 bit.ly/3jcGEu8 Picture of community health workers at a training session in
In #Samoa 🇼🇸, WHO, @dfat 🇦🇺 & @MFATNZ 🇳🇿 supported the training of the Emergency Medical Team respond to the impact of cyclones. The group rehearsed setting up & operating mobile clinics.
#WHOImpact

📌 bit.ly/3jcGEu8 Picture of the Samoa Emergency Medical Team carrying out a t
WHO helped train 🇲🇷 #Mauritania’s new emergency-response teams to quickly locate & stop disease outbreaks before they can become epidemics.

Since August 2022, the teams have responded to 8 emergencies & stopped a Rift Valley fever outbreak.
#WHOImpact

📌 bit.ly/3jcGEu8 A picture of floods in Nouakchott, Mauritania, that coincide
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📃Decálogo de recomendaciones preliminares urgentes #GTUAAN-@GepiSeimc -#SEIMC sobre manejo clínico de #pacientes en españa en el contexto del brote de enfermedad por #virus #marburg en Guinea Ecuatorial 🇬🇶 🧵
Podéis descargar el documento aquí: seimc-rc-2023-recomendaciones_marburg.pdf
@javimembrillo et Al. A fecha de la emisión de este documento, según @WHO-AFRO y el #CCAES hay 9 fallecidos, 16 sospechosos y 4.000 personas en #cuarentena. GTUAAN-GEPI-SEIMC emite las siguientes #recomendaciones para ayuda en la implementación de medidas en centros sanitarios:
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LIVE: Opening of 152nd WHO Executive Board meeting twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…
"Three years ago today, I declared a public health emergency of international concern over the global spread of #COVID19 – the highest level of alarm under the International Health Regulations, and for the moment, the only level of alarm"-@DrTedros #EB152
@DrTedros "As you know, on Friday the Emergency Committee met to consider whether that remains the case. The committee has advised me that in its view, #COVID19 remains a global health emergency, and I agree"-@DrTedros #EB152 bit.ly/3JtgqhJ
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„Von Kopf bis Fuß von einem Tsunami erfasst“
#MEcfsimBundestag

Ich musste mich im Liegen ins Ausland karren lassen, um dort weitere spezielle Diagnostik zu erfahren. In Deutschland weiss man nicht, dass #MEcfs auch mit einer HalswirbelsäulenInstabilität zu tun haben kann. 1/x
In Kombination mit weiteren Triggern, wie jetzt bei #LongCovid, aber auch #EBV #Lyme oder gar #Malaria. Auch toxische Antibiotika gehören dazu, wie die #Fluorchinolone, (haben sehr viele genommen - leider) und ja auch Impfungen #PostVac . 2/x
„Später wird sie in einer Mail schreiben: „Jetzt nach so einem Telefonat: wegen der Belastungsintoleranz und POTS – Herzrasen bis unter die Decke, Luftnot, Zittern, Schwindel, Sehstörungen, irren Tinnitus, Muskelschwäche usw. Das ist das, was viele nicht verstehen, 3/x
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Nuestro #TBT de hoy 👇

La conferencia magistral del Dr Hernando del Portillo @HernandoDelPor1, que dio cierre a nuestro XVIII Congreso Colombiano de Parasitología y Medicina Tropical

"Vaccines against malaria: The long and winding road" 🦟🌎

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Para esta charla, @HernandoDelPor1 revisó los aspectos científicos clave del desarrollo de la vacuna contra la #malaria, una enfermedad parasitaria devastadora de la humanidad con aproximadamente la mitad de la población mundial viviendo en áreas con riesgo de transmisión.
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Desafortunadamente, en comparación con 2019 y probablemente debido a la pandemia de #COVID19 se estima que hubo 14 millones más de casos de malaria y 47 000 muertes más. Además, la aparición de resistencia parcial a la artemisinina en África es una gran amenaza e indica que ..
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Durante la última jornada de congreso, la Dra Maria Eugenia Grillet @mgrillet nos presentó su conferencia magistral:

👩‍🏫"Impacto actual de la deforestación en la transmisión de la malaria en las américas"

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En su charla @mgrillet expusó cuales son los mecanismos que explican la relación cambio en la cobertura vegetal y mayor transmisión de Plasmodium vivax y P. falciparum, identificando las evidencias existentes de estos mecanismos en las Américas
Algunas conclusiones🧵(2/6)👇 Image
La reciente reemergencia de esta enfermedad en el continente, particularmente en Venezuela y Brasil, se debe primordialmente al aumento de la deforestación en la cuenca Amazónica.
Estudios de campo y teóricos han determinado que los cambios en los patrones ...
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The death of every child is an enormous tragedy.

In 2021:
♦️ 5 million children died before their 5th birthday
♦️ 2.1 million older children & young people lost their lives

That’s 1 loss every 4.4 seconds!

Most of these deaths were preventable with access to quality healthcare
Some good news…

Globally, since 2000:
↘️ The under-five mortality rate fell by 50%
↘️ Mortality rates in older children & youth dropped by 36%
↘️ Stillbirth rates decreased by 35%

However, gains have reduced significantly since 2010.

👉 bit.ly/3CBekrV A doctor is using s stethoscope to examine a baby that is la
Guess what?

Where you are born dramatically shapes your chances of surviving into childhood.

Sub-Saharan Africa and Southern Asia are shouldering the heaviest burdens of stillbirths and child deaths.

👉 bit.ly/3CBekrV Illustration of a health worker holding the hand of a sadden
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LIVE: Media briefing on global health issues with @DrTedros twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…
@DrTedros "2022 has been very challenging year for the health of the 🌍’s people:
-3rd year of the #COVID19 pandemic
-a 🌍 outbreak of #mpox
-#Ebola outbreak in 🇺🇬
-wars in 🇪🇹 & 🇺🇦
-cholera outbreaks
-drought & flooding in the greater Horn of Africa & Sahel
-flooding in 🇵🇰
..."-@DrTedros
@DrTedros "That’s not to mention the multiple other threats to health that people face year in, year out, in the air they breathe, the products they consume, the conditions in which they live & work, & in their lack of access to essential health services"-@DrTedros
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#Malaria cases continued to rise between 2020 and 2021, but at a slower rate than in the period 2019 to 2020 bit.ly/3P7NDjG
Despite supply chain and logistical challenges during the pandemic, most countries succeeded in maintaining #malaria testing and treatment bit.ly/3P7NDjG
#DYK: Insecticide treated bednets are the primary vector control tool used in most #malaria-endemic countries bit.ly/3P7NDjG
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It's World AIDS Day: time to take stock. Because there is no #HIV #vaccine and women can't compel men to use condoms, people continue to get newly infected. And because the majority of them live in poor parts of the world, the undeclared #pandemic is very expensive.
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2/AIDS
Inside the USA federal spending on HIV/AIDS $7.6 billion/year.
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3/AIDS
Of that, about $780 million goes to the @CDCgov for prevention programs -- and much of that is passed onto the States.
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Today is #WorldCitiesDay.

#DYK❓ Over half of the world’s population now lives in cities.

Two-thirds of the global population will be living in urban areas by 2050. 90% of the shift will happen in Africa 🌍 & Asia 🌏. Image
While urbanization can bring health & economic benefits, rapid & unplanned urbanization can create inequity among the population, including migrants & other disadvantaged people.

More info 👉bit.ly/UrbanHealthWHO #WorldCitiesDay Image
#Malaria is a life-threatening disease transmitted to people by mosquitoes. In a few years most people living in malaria-endemic countries will reside in cities.

WHO launches a new guidance to prevent & manage malaria in urban areas 👉bit.ly/3zqgeKr Image
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NEW: This Post Was Written By #AI: sjtylr.net/2022/10/08/thi…

From idea to content and published post in under 30mins, using free tools. This tech is developing *fast* and will have implications for teaching, learning and our graduates.

#EdTech
☝️Using tools from @playground_ai @peppertype_ai @AiWritesonic @copy_ai and inspired by @Suhail @kaifulee @FryRsquared @DeepMind @daniel_eckler and more. Follow them all for super-interesting news. #AI
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New from me, in @ConversationUK
"#Dengue in France: tropical diseases in Europe may not be that rare for much longer" theconversation.com/dengue-in-fran…

A bit like #scabies, we do have Neglected Tropical Diseases in Europe
#ntds #beatntds
(1/n)
Few dozen cases of local dengue transmission, more than has been observed before (bit of a theme for #infectiousdiseases in the recent past...)

An infected traveller would have returned to France, been bitten by a local mozzie, with onward transmission from biting new humans.
Seeing more mosquito-driven disease in Europe. Loads of #westnile virus in the lowlands in northern Italy, plus a few cases across other Euro countries
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Today is #WorldMosquitoDay!

Mosquitoes are the most dangerous animals in the 🌎🌍🌏 as they can transmit diseases such as:
🔸 Malaria
🔸 Dengue
🔸 Filariasis
🔸 Chikungunya
🔸 Zika
🔸 Yellow fever

🦟 borne diseases put the lives of billions at risk. Illustration of a mosquito ...
Today is #WorldMosquitoDay 🦟!

Over 600 000 people die from mosquito-borne malaria every year.

Sleeping 💤 under insecticide-treated nets is one of the most effective ways to prevent #malaria.

bit.ly/2tARuMY Mother and baby are in thei...
WHO recommends broad use of the first malaria vaccine (RTS,S) among children living in #malaria endemic areas with moderate to high transmission. The life-saving vaccine has been shown to have high impact in real-life use - to significantly ↘️ severe malaria, & ↘️ child deaths. Image
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