Paul Agius (@paulaagius2) 's Twitter Profile
Paul Agius

@paulaagius2

Associate Professor Biostatistics, Deakin University

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linkhttps://burnet.edu.au/people/329_paul_agius calendar_today12-09-2019 05:43:02

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Carol El-Hayek (@carolelhayek) 's Twitter Profile Photo

#COVID19Vic hotspots are largely areas with high migrant populations, where 36%-58% of residents prefer a language other than English and need accessible health messaging #nooneleftbehind. We really can over complicate stuff! @MCWH1978 have got it down to three simple principles.

Paul Agius (@paulaagius2) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I'm a doctor on Melbourne's coronavirus front line. Suppression has failed — we need an elimination strategy now abc.net.au/news/2020-07-1…

ACREME (@acreme2030) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A pertinent reflection on Ross's work by Prof Bob Sinden (back in 2007) "Imagine today sending an article to a leading medical journal in which you describe observations on novel objects found on the midguts of just two “brown” mosquitoes" who.int/bulletin/volum…

Paul Agius (@paulaagius2) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Village distributed topical repellent can protect from Pf #malaria infection. On #WorldMosquitoDay we share our trial findings in PLOS Medicine. Thrilled to be a part of this significant work. Burnet Institute BurnetMalaria ACREME

Invest Victoria (@investvictoria) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Congratulations Burnet Institute on your #research findings that insect repellent has real-world effectiveness against #malaria. An important finding that could see World Health Organization (WHO) endorse the deployment of repellents for malaria prevention in places like Myanmar. burnet.edu.au/news/1285_inse…

PLOS Medicine (@plosmedicine) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Paul Agius and colleagues study the use of a topical insect repellent in Myanmar for protection against malaria in their latest publication PLOS Medicine doi.org/10.1371/journa… .Burnet Institute .University of Melbourne #malaria

Paul Agius and colleagues study the use of a topical insect repellent in Myanmar for protection against malaria in their latest publication <a href="/PLOSMedicine/">PLOS Medicine</a>  doi.org/10.1371/journa… .<a href="/BurnetInstitute/">Burnet Institute</a> .<a href="/unimelb/">University of Melbourne</a> #malaria
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EVE-M brings together world leading experts in #bacterialvaginosis STIs #contraception & #pretermbirth. Prof Gilda is excited by this golden opportunity to transform women's sexual & #reproductivehealth eve-m.com @GregHuntMP AusBiotech @biomelb The Alfred

Brendan Allen (@mrbrendanallen) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Great piece by Prof Brendan Crabb and Mike Toole Burnet Institute Go for Gold and Reunite the Australian community! Victoria is right to be cautious in exiting stage four theage.com.au/national/victo…

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Why aim for zero mystery cases? Australia desperately needs to get back to being a nation. Huge social and economic reasons too. No community #COVID19 transmission is the best pathway to achieve that acc to Professors Prof Brendan Crabb @mtoole47. burnet.edu.au/news/1315.

Why aim for zero mystery cases? Australia desperately needs to get back to being a nation. Huge social and economic reasons too. No community #COVID19 transmission is the best pathway to achieve that acc to Professors <a href="/CrabbBrendan/">Prof Brendan Crabb</a> @mtoole47.  burnet.edu.au/news/1315.
BurnetMalaria (@burnetmalaria) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Integration and implementation of sample collection for molecular and serological surveillance of #malaria into networks of village health volunteers servicing hard-to-reach populations in the Mekong region Freya Fowkes bmcmedicine.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…

Paul Agius (@paulaagius2) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Check-out our on-demand symposium presentation for #WCEpi2021 'Applying novel multi-disciplinary methods to accelerate malaria elimination'. Paul Agius, Dr. Saber Dini, Prof. Julie Simpson, Dr. Tasmin Symons and Dr. Angela Devine. ACREME BurnetMalaria Burnet Institute

Check-out our on-demand symposium presentation for #WCEpi2021 
'Applying novel multi-disciplinary methods to accelerate malaria elimination'. Paul Agius, Dr. Saber Dini, Prof. Julie Simpson, Dr. Tasmin Symons and Dr. Angela Devine. <a href="/acreme2030/">ACREME</a>
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NHMRC (@nhmrc) 's Twitter Profile Photo

#NHMRC welcomes the announcement by @GregHuntMP of more than $2.8 million to support international collaborations in health and medical research through NHMRC's participation in the e-ASIA Joint Research Program. 👉 bit.ly/3rb49E0

#NHMRC welcomes the announcement by @GregHuntMP of more than $2.8 million to support international collaborations in health and medical research through NHMRC's participation in the e-ASIA Joint Research Program. 👉
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