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Mashup Score: 10About The Lancet Global Health - 1 month(s) ago
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Mashup Score: 0Inclusive language in scientific publishing: Age and aging - 1 month(s) ago
Cell Press and The Lancet are excited to host this thought-provoking webinar, part of our Inclusive Language in Scientific Publishing series. This event aims to unite researchers and experts to explore essential perspectives that will make science and scientific publishing more inclusive and accurate. Our panel will focus on the theme of age and aging, shedding light on how we describe these concepts in research. We will delve into ways to avoid stigmatizing language and prevent the perpetuation of stereotypes. This is a unique opportunity to gain valuable insights and contribute to a more inclusive scientific community. We are honored to have distinguished speakers for this panel, including Professor Paula Rochon from the University of Toronto and Professor Desmond O’Neill from Trinity College Dublin. Following their presentations, there will be a Q&A session, providing a platform for engaging discussions. This webinar is a key component of the Cell Press 50th anniversary celebrations
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You are invited to join @CellCellPress and @TheLancet for this webinar on age and ageing, part of our Inclusive Language in Scientific Publishing series, with Profs Paula Rochon and Desmond O’Neill. Wednesday October 16 10.00-11.00 ET / 15.00-16.00 BST https://t.co/5FLqOlkO0m https://t.co/uQZjk57D2A
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Mashup Score: 10About The Lancet Global Health - 1 month(s) ago
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Attending #CUGH2024? Zoë Mullan, Editor-in-Chief, invites you to reach out with enquiries. Explore our scope, reach & impact, commitment to publishing excellence, & more: https://t.co/bDKSNI32yQ https://t.co/lgxFO8jUew
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Mashup Score: 6
Daniel Symons speaks to Dr Joe Bresee of the Task Force for Global Health on the threat posed by influenza H5N1, vaccine strategies, and strengthening systems to prepare for future epidemics and pandemics.
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🎧 Don't miss our latest podcast in which Daniel Symons speaks to @JosephBresee of the Task Force for Global Health on the threat posed by influenza #H5N1, vaccine strategies, and strengthening systems to prepare for future epidemics and pandemics https://t.co/DCYq59ynSN https://t.co/DQF98wlupj
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Mashup Score: 1Global launch of The Lancet Regional Health – Southeast Asia and The Lancet Global Health Series on Primary Health Care in South Asia - 2 month(s) ago
Tuesday, October 01, 2024 at 2:00 PM British Summer Time.
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Join us for the global launch of our Series on #PHC in South Asia on Tues, Oct 1, 2024 - 18:30 IST. Our authors will highlight the key findings of this important Series, and we'll also have an audience Q&A. Register here 👉https://t.co/XVhSghDXfQ https://t.co/myygN61Fm4
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Mashup Score: 12Mohamed Aden Ahmed on the effects of conflict on health care in Sudan - The Lancet Global Health in conversation with - 2 month(s) ago
Mohamed Aden Ahmed, Deputy Head of Missions and Operations in West Darfur for MSF, speaks to Lauren Southwell about the ongoing conflict in Sudan and the subsequent effects on health care and health-care workers.
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Powerful new podcast with @MSF's Mohamed Aden Ahmed reminding the international community not to forget the people of #Sudan who continue to endure a conflict-driven health and humanitarian crisis https://t.co/w1RcTiFuKf https://t.co/W10gHHC5B3
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Mashup Score: 10About The Lancet Global Health - 3 month(s) ago
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Attending #CUGH2024? Zoë Mullan, Editor-in-Chief, invites you to reach out with enquiries. Explore our scope, reach & impact, commitment to publishing excellence, & more: https://t.co/bDKSNI32yQ https://t.co/lgxFO8jUew
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Mashup Score: 12Primary health care in South Asia - 3 month(s) ago
The South Asian region, home to more than one-fifth of the global population (1.74 billion), is at a crucial juncture in health system evolution, where it can leverage the new social and economic order to promote population health through primary health care services. The joint Series on Primary Health Care in South Asia evaluates the performance of PHC and its role in urban health, the integration of non-communicable disease services, and the contribution of community health workers in Bangladesh,
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📢 Just published! A joint Series with our colleagues @LancetRH_SEAsia on #PHC in South Asia. The joint Series evaluates the performance of PHC and its role in urban health, integration of NCD services, and the contribution of community health workers. https://t.co/as4aX9IdEq https://t.co/z6e3yZvGCP
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Mashup Score: 5Access to highly effective long-acting RSV-monoclonal antibodies for children in LMICs—reducing global inequity - 4 month(s) ago
Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) is a major cause of lower respiratory tract infection (LRTI), hospitalisation, and mortality in infants and young children, with the highest burden of severe disease in low-income and middle-income countries (LMICs).1 The predominant burden of hospitalisation occurs in full-term healthy infants younger than 6 months; however, preterm infants are also at risk of severe RSV-LRTI up to the age of 2 years2 as are children with underlying chronic conditions such as congenital heart disease, lung disease of prematurity, or immunodeficiency.
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RT @julienpotet: New @LancetGH op-ed on access to #nirsevimab for #RSV in LMICs. https://t.co/sx1pmBDqlL Very clear infographic in the Sup…
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Mashup Score: 25WHO global research priorities for sexually transmitted infections - 4 month(s) ago
Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are widespread worldwide and negatively affect sexual and reproductive health. Gaps in evidence and in available tools have long hindered STI programmes and policies, particularly in resource-limited settings. In 2022, WHO initiated a research prioritisation process to identify the most important STI research areas to address the global public health need. Using an adapted Child Health and Nutrition Research Initiative methodology including two global stakeholder surveys, the process identified 40 priority STI research needs.
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RT @JeremyFarrar: WHO global research priorities for sexually transmitted infections @WHO https://t.co/YoOLio0jWJ
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Attending #CUGH2024? Zoë Mullan, Editor-in-Chief, invites you to reach out with enquiries. Explore our scope, reach & impact, commitment to publishing excellence, & more: https://t.co/bDKSNI32yQ https://t.co/lgxFO8jUew