Lunch at Amma’s with ⁦Vaidyalab⁩

Another successful Pennsylvania Parasitology Conference (PAraCon) brought to you by ⁦PSU Malaria Research⁩ Thanks to everyone who attended!

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Very excited to share our latest study using cryo-ET to investigate actin filaments in #Apicomplexan parasites. This allowed us to learn where do these filaments originate at the cell tip and how they could be managed down the cell body to power motility! nature.com/articles/s4146…

I'm very happy to share our preprint on mitochondrial and apicoplast division and segregation in P. falciparum! Curious? Don't hesitate to visit my flash talk and poster MAM Conference biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

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MMV’s James Duffy and H3D Foundation CEO Susan Winks explore the 'beyond malaria' pillar of our 2024–2030 strategy, exploring how we can embrace new tools and ways of thinking to continue making gains against all diseases affecting vulnerable populations: bit.ly/3WnqU8

This threatens the ability of researchers around the world to battle important diseases. Malaria, chagas, cryptosporidiosis, and leishmaniasis are just a few of those affected. Why is #NIAID choosing to obstruct its own research goals despite unanimous opposition from scientists?

I rely on VEuPathDB constantly for my PhD work and have since day 1. This is devastating for all who use this data base.

All week long, we’re showing you the Next Chapter of Progress 📈 in the fight against malaria! Visit our StoryMap to take the interactive tour: bit.ly/nextchapterpro… Part 1 of our Next Chapter of Progress series focuses on R&D 🧫🔬🧪 Follow this thread to learn more!

See the fight from behind the scenes. 💪 Go inside the Zero Malaria Experience BTS film to see how innovation and teamwork are saving lives. 👨‍👩‍👦 #ZeroMalaria

📢The World Health Organization (WHO) World Malaria Report 2024 #WMR2024 is out now: bit.ly/WorldMalariaRe… Since 2000, 2.2B cases and 12.7M deaths have been averted, but the fight isn’t over. In 2023, malaria still caused 263M cases and 597K deaths - 95% in the African region. Reinvigorated global

Today is #WorldNTDday. Neglected tropical diseases are a group of 2⃣1⃣ conditions affecting over 1 billion people in some of the world’s poorest regions. Here are 3️⃣ things to know about #NTDs 👇🏽 #BeatNTDs

Endogenous structure of antimalarial target PfATP4 reveals new class of apicomplexan P-type ATPase modulators biorxiv.org/content/10.110… #biorxiv_micrbio

We are beyond excited to start this adventure with the 2025 Health Literacy and Leadership Programme (HLLP) of the Academy of Public Health (The APH) The Academy of Public Health - a distinguished initiative by the West African Institute of Public Health (WAIPH) West African Institute of Public Health ⚕️. Being chosen...1/3

Today's HLLP class with Dr. Herbert Enyeribe Onuoha provided a thorough explanation of how Monitoring and Evaluation contributes to the success of public health, emphasizing the 12 elements of a good M&E system, SMART indicators and core principles

A huge thank you to Dr. Onuoha for this impactful session, equipping participants with practical strategies to strengthen public health programs worldwide. The APH Advocate ⚕️ The Academy of Public Health Dr Francis Ohanyido, FAPH ⚕️ Ministry of Health ETHIOPIA WHO African Region Africa CDC #YPPH25 #HLLP25 #PublicHealth #MonitoringAndEvaluation

On #InternationalDayoftheTropics, we call for a #BigPushAgainstMalaria. 90%+ of malaria cases occur in tropical regions. Elimination is within reach. It's time to scale up action, funding & innovation to #EndMalaria for good #ZeroMalariaStartsWithMe