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Paper: The delivery of new tuberculosis vaccines to people living with HIV – when to vaccinate?
bmcinfectdis.biomedcentral.c…
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You can read our latest work on #JEV here nature.com/articles/s44298-0…
This work sets us up for more detailed studies into mechanisms of infection and disease, and for development of new interventions.
@QIMRB_Institute
Researchers at QIMR Berghofer are pushing for a new vaccine to fight a deadly strain of Japanese encephalitis. A recent study found a more effective way to target the virus which claimed seven lives in 2022. 7NEWS.com.au @RebekahRJensen #7NEWS
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🦟"Man dies of rare #mosquito-borne disease (Western equine encephalitis, WEE) in Santa Fe, #Argentina 🇦🇷
Six of the 12 WEE cases registered in humans so far have been in Santa Fe province"🌎
buenosairesherald.com/societ… via @BAHeraldcom
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Japanese encephalitis virus (JEV) has again been found in NSW 🚨 After the unprecedented outbreak in the summer of 2022, then seemingly going quiet for the summer of 2023 (while the closely related Murray Valley Encephalitis virus burst back onto the scene), JEV is back in AUS 🦟
Mosquito-borne Japanese encephalitis virus has been detected in NSW for the first time this season. If you’re in regions of high risk (or in an occupation with high risk of exposure), get vaccinated. See advice from @NSWHealth in latest advisory health.nsw.gov.au/news/Pages… 🦟
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Congratulations to Professor Darren Gray on being awarded a $5 million #Synergy Grant from the @nhmrc
Professor Gray will lead an exciting new project of major importance for regional Australia.
Stay tuned for more details coming soon!
@DarrenG92787659
Dengue is becoming a serious global problem. Microclimate is favouring dengue vectors to expand their population even in cooler places of the world. What could be a promising vector control strategy? 🤔 Wolbachia?
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QIMR Berghofer researcher Hasan Al Amin has found intense resistance to a common insecticide by mosquitoes in Dhaka, a city in Bangladesh.
Read more: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
@WileyGlobal @SCIupdate
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Every day I am in awe of international students. Doing a PhD in your native language and home country is hard. Doing it in a non-native language, in a different country and different culture is so much harder. You are not stupid. You are legends.
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ACTM April’s webinar: “The evolving JE situation in Australia: What Clinicians need to know”, tomorrow at 7.00 pm, hosted by @DrDebTravelDr
To join, register here: us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regi…
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Sad! How are we prepared for combating MVEV? A hypothetical question- does IMOJEV (JEV vaccine) provide a basal cross-protective immunity against MVEV?
West Australian child dies from Murray Valley encephalitis abc.net.au/news/2023-03-31/w…
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Our @PacMOSSI workshops in Fiji this week make learning look so much fun!
QIMRBerghofer's Mosquito Control Laboratory experts @virokiller, Brian Johnson and Greg Devine are training participants on how to combat mosquito-borne diseases.
📷 Narayan Gyawali aka @virokiller
Day 5 - the final day of the PacMOSSI regional training in Nadi Fiji. We planned for a written assessment. Everyone seems determined to get a high score. Hopefully, it's Prof. Tom Burkot's toughest exam🤣.
🦟🦟 @jcu @QIMRBerghofer @PacMOSSI @MOHFiji #mosquitotaxonomy #vector
Day 4 - PacMOSSI regional training in Nadi Fiji. Its now the assessment time. Participants seem enthusiastic to win the title. Only Brian Johnson, QIMRB knows what he added in test plates. @PacMOSSI @QIMRBerghofer @jcu #pacific partners #Australia #CapacityBuilding
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#Pacifichealth|Scaling up capacity in vector surveillance & control in the region- a hands on training currently underway in Nadi via the @PacMOSSI project attended by managers & operational staff of vector surveillance & control programs from the region. #pacifichealth
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Our team is very excited to be part of this important work! @virokiller
PacMOSSI regional training on #Aedes surveilland and identification is underway in Nadi, Fiji. The training is facilitated by @jcu @spc_cps @QIMRBerghofer @MOHFiji with support from @CentreHealthSec @EUPasifika
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PacMOSSI working hard with the @tongaportal Ministry of Health staff –to develop an updated strategic plan tostrengthen vector surveillance and control operations. This is a hugely collaborative effort with input from many hard-working collaborators.
@dfat @centerhealthsec
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PhD student @carlajulia15 discusses her preliminary research on Ross River fever in @nature – showing a different way of sampling humans, livestock & domestic populations to track #RRV. This technique could also be used for other #mosquitoborne pathogens nature.com/articles/d41586-0…









































