🚨New pre-print🚨 >80% decline in #TB prevalence in Blantyre, #Malawi 🇲🇼between 2013-14 National survey and our 2019-20 prevalence survey in Blantyre, but some groups, notably men, remain disproportionately affected. medrxiv.org/content/10.110…

Come join us in New Haven! We have a great department and are looking for more colleagues!

carole mitnick Palwasha Yousafzai Khan Uzma Khan KJ Seung Mathieu Bastard Epicentre_MSF Partners In Health IRD Global endTB

It's time for tuberculosis fighters to have a posse. youtube.com/watch?v=owk7nN…

JUST OUT: We estimated long-term health impacts among those surviving rifampicin-resistant TB. While RR TB causes substantial short-term morbidity & mortality, nearly half of the overall disease burden of RR-TB accrues among TB survivors. buff.ly/3tfIaAi

We are excited to be recruiting for a computational postdoc to come to Stanford University to study public health control strategies for typhoid fever. Please share and apply if interested in ID epi modeling and public health!

We have an exciting PhD/postdoc position upcoming in our TB modelling group in Heidelberg. Funded for up to 3 years. Focus on impact of interventions (e.g. diagnostic) for TB & other resp. diseases. karriere.klinikum.uni-heidelberg.de/index.php?ac=j… DM/email for any questions. Please share widely! TB MAC

New article 🌟 Impact of active case-finding for tuberculosis on case-notifications in Blantyre, #Malawi: A community-based cluster-randomised trial (SCALE) PLOS Global Public Health No impact of previously successful ACF found likely due to rapid decline in #TB burden plos.io/3uDIUjq

My first TB paper with Ted Cohen and others is online at eBioMedicine – The Lancet Discovery Science! We found differences in the spatial distribution and degree of local concentration of disease due to specific strains of Beijing and Ural lineage Mtb. #TB #WGS #spatial_analysis thelancet.com/journals/ebiom…

We are hiring a postdoctoral Research Fellow to join the fight to end TB. Please share widely!👇👇👇academicpositions.harvard.edu/postings/13601