Review Article: Shiga Toxin–Producing Escherichia coli and the Hemolytic–Uremic Syndrome nej.md/48HatIl #hematology

Wonderful news, congratulations to Dr Saia Ma’u Piukala from Tonga, the first WHO Regional Director from the Pacific!

My warm congratulations to Dr Saia Ma’u Piukala on his election as World Health Organization (WHO) Western Pacific Regional Director.   Dr Saia has earned the confidence and trust of the Member States of the region. This is a great privilege, and a very great responsibility. I look forward to working together

Great session on surveillance; definitely my favourite at #WHS2023 Chikwe Ihekweazu ECDC

Delighted to join the World Health Summit EU One Health panel on collaboration within disease surveillance systems #CollaborativeSurveillance provides us an opportunity to address our collective vulnerability through shared commitment, multidisciplinary intelligence & joint engagement

Honored to be part of the 1st #SAFETYNET Scientific Conference (in September). Excited to see growing community of #FETP in Asia and Pacific.

A proud day as we formally launched the Global Field Epidemiology Partnership co-hosted with TEPHINET & CDC With this initiative, we will identify gaps, leverage institutional strengths & strengthen cohesion amongst stakeholders to develop #fieldepidemiology globally

We’re helping protect animal & human health by building capacity to detect, prevent & control animal diseases that may impact humans, food security & livelihoods. Check out the new Asia Pacific Consortium of Veterinary Epidemiology veterinary field epidemiology eLearning. apcove.com.au

We have an article about this research available on our website, originally published on UTS #OneHealth #Genomics #AntimicrobialResistance #AMR auspathogen.org.au/blog/how-to-sl…

"The Collaboratory", a laboratory for pandemic and epidemic intelligence within the #WHOPandemicHub, is seeking experts to serve as members of the new Collaboratory Technical Advisory Group- Check here if your expertise and interests align: pandemichub.who.int/news-room/news…

📢 Meet the speaker: Terry Nolan leads research into vaccine planning & will share learnings from pandemic preparedness that can be applied to the design of future-ready crops at our upcoming #SeedsofAcceleration workshop Agrifood Innovation Institute 📋 Register now! events.humanitix.com/seeds-of-accel…

Diagnostics for Public Health — Infectious Disease Surveillance and Control ⁦Marc Lipsitch⁩ evidence.nejm.org/doi/full/10.10…

Great article highlighting the need to understand sociopolitical barriers and enablers for outbreak reporting at the local level (not just the technical which get a lot of focus). Timely and important given the current pandemic agreement discussions thinkglobalhealth.org/article/pandem…

Foodborne bacterial pathogens: genome-based approaches for enduring and emerging threats in a complex and changing world rdcu.be/dJyYj Mather et al. explore using genomics to understand foodborne pathogen amidst changing global food systems and environments.

🔉#genomics community! If you’re heading to Sydney for Global Health Security 2024 (18 June - 21 June) next wk, register for our workshop on the importance of capacity building, M&E 🧬Co-hosted by Centre for Pathogen Genomics UniMelb MDHS & FIND -Speakers APHL The Global Fund World Health Organization (WHO) Duke-NUS Medical School Doherty Institute Africa CDC

Timor-Leste faces critical food and nutrition challenges. Led by Dr Samantha Colquhoun ourANU, the Bacteria, Enteropathy and Nutrition (BEN) study explores ways to improve food safety practices and address infant #malnutrition. Learn more about the study: bit.ly/TL-BEN

Did you know that thousands of sequences from across Australia have been contributed to the Australian Pathogen Genomics Program Program across several priority pathogens?🦠🧬You can see our monthly tracking numbers on the website and read more about the individual pathogens too👉auspathogen.org.au

Want to help build capacity in public health pathogen bioinformatics in the Asia Pacific region? 🦘Based in Melbourne Australia with Torsten Seemann ✈️Travel to and work internationally 🧠Lead strategy, training & infrastructure Applications close soon! jobs.unimelb.edu.au/caw/en/job/918…

Registrations for the final session in our 'Pathogen Genomics for Public Health Panel Discussion Series' are now open! 'Quality and Accreditation' will take place on Wednesday 7 May 1:00PM (AEST), registrations via the following link 👉go.unimelb.edu.au/6xip