Latest posts tagged with #IJID on Bluesky
At #ISID, we value science that informs policy and practice. Editors of #IJID One Health recently highlighted an article on the global expansion of melioidosis, driven largely by environmental exposure.
🔗 Read more: https://ow.ly/JPLt50YtOsY
#OneHealth #InfectiousDiseases
#ISID invites applications for the next Editor-in-Chief of the International Journal of Infectious Diseases (IJID)!
The #IJID publishes research on the epidemiology, diagnosis, treatment, and control of infectious diseases worldwide.
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#InfectiousDiseases
Telemedicine can improve access to care for human African trypanosomiasis, but must be designed with local context in mind.
This #IJID Regions article from Angola highlights challenges and opportunities for remote health delivery in endemic settings: https://ow.ly/PBTM50Y986C
#ISID #NTDs #Angola
Strengthening onchocerciasis elimination means meeting people where they are. This #IJID Regions article examines how leveraging health facilities and schools can enhance program reach, community trust, and long-term impact.
Read more: https://ow.ly/Eqku50Y983f
#ISID #NTDs #GlobalHealth
Local civil society plays a critical role in advancing equity and inclusion for neglected tropical diseases, helping reach underserved communities and bridge the last mile to elimination.
Read the full #IJID article here: https://ow.ly/mVJK50Y982g
#ISID #NTDs #GlobalHealth
Applying systems thinking can strengthen NTD programs and support sustainable elimination.
This #IJID article highlights how integrating NTD care into health systems improves coordination and impact.
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#ISID #WorldNTDDay
Hear Prof. David Durrheim and Prof. Alessandra Scagliarini as they share real examples of how human, animal, and environmental health collaboration strengthens global preparedness.
▶️ Watch this #IJID One Health Webinar on the #ISID Knowledge Exchange:
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New study from Ethiopia finds fewer than half of children with severe pneumonia received WHO-recommended antibiotics. Underdosing was common, underscoring the need for stronger antimicrobial stewardship.
Read the full article: ow.ly/YrGJ50XmynG
#ISID #IJID #AMR #AMS #GlobalHealth #AWaRe
Join the #IJID One Health webinar "From Farmyard to Regional Networks: Strengthening One Health" featuring Dr. Lucille Blumberg, Prof. David Durrheim & Prof. Alessandra Scagliarini on November 3, 2025, at 10:00 (Europe/London)!
Register here: https://ow.ly/zb1x50Xj85S
#ISID #OneHealthDay #Webinar
New study: 11-year dengue trends in Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil, show how 2024 vaccination campaigns in Dourados (ages 4–60) & Ponta Porã (ages 10–14) shape public health strategies.
Read now in #IJID 🔗 ow.ly/IbBG50XaNio
#ISID #Dengue #Epidemiology #PublicHealth #Brazil
Over a million people in Gaza face severe food insecurity, limited clean water, and damaged health services, highlighting urgent gaps in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals for 2030.
Read more in the #IJID: ow.ly/brkA50WGWvA
#ISID #GlobalHealthEthics #SDGs
The #IJID One Health journal is inviting 300-word concept notes on #OneHealth topics, such as zoonoses, diagnostics, surveillance, modeling, & environmental health.
Have research you're ready to share? Submit now!
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#ISID #CallforPapers #InfectiousDiseases #ScientificPublishing
The 2024 Impact Factors for #IJID and #IJIDRegions are here! 🦠📝
These results reflect the collective efforts of our global community, who continuously advance infectious disease science and public health. 🌍
Read more here: ow.ly/e2yn50WvpMu
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📣 Submit a 300-word concept note to #IJID One Health, a peer-reviewed, open-access journal by #ISID. We're seeking ideas on zoonoses, diagnostics, modeling, & environmental health. 🦠🌍
📧 Open for submissions now! ow.ly/zRxX50Wua8P
#OneHealth #CallForPapers #InfectiousDiseases #ScientificPublishing
Sierra Leone is seeing an unprecedented rise in #mpox cases, straining its fragile health system. The @who.int reaffirms that mpox remains a global Public Health Emergency due to rising cases and undetected spread.
Read more in the #IJID ➡️ ow.ly/vrFO50WrcLt
#ISID #SierraLeone #GlobalHealth #WHO
A new analysis of data from 1990 to 2021 reveals that people aged 60+ carry a disproportionate burden of #Tuberculosis globally. As populations age, #TB control efforts must evolve too.
➡️ Read now in the #IJID: ow.ly/mLMq50WkGrM
#ISID #PublicHealth #GlobalHealth
A new study finds Hymenolepis diminuta in domestic rats from urban slums in Sylhet, Bangladesh, raising concerns about zoonotic transmission and public health risks.
🌍 Read now in #IJID One Health: ow.ly/1ILL50WgiHb
#ISID #Zoonoses #OneHealth #InfectiousDiseases
Commensal Neisseria can be an early warning sign for antibiotic consumption & #AntimicrobialResistance. Especially important for #gonorrhea.
This paper in #IJID looked at #AMR variability in commensals across four countries.
🔗: www.ijidonline.com/article/S120...
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The @who.int's new Pandemic Agreement aims to advance global health equity by shifting from reactive responses to proactive resilience.
Read “From Reaction to Resilience: The WHO Pandemic Agreement as a Blueprint for Global Health Equity” in the #IJID.
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#ISID #PandemicPrepareness
"Global Dengue Epidemic Worsens with Record 14 Million Cases and 9,000 Deaths Reported in 2024." A record-breaking year for dengue, with unprecedented global impact.
Read more in the #IJID.
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#ISID #Dengue #Outbreak #Epidemic #GlobalBurden #WHO
📣 Submit your research to IJID One Health!
IJID OH publishes scientific knowledge related to the connections between people, animals, plants, and their shared environment. 🌍👫🦬🌳 #ISID #IJID #OneHealth
Submit your work today: ow.ly/o9ys50R4Npo
"The changing funding landscape for infectious disease research and control: implications for resource-limited countries." Read more in the International Journal of Infectious Diseases. 🦠
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#IJID #ISID #LMICs #InfectiousDiseases #GlobalHealth #Funding
Manuscript title reads “Tuberculosis and HIV co-infection: progress and challenges towards reducing incidence and mortality”
Grateful to have had the chance to put together an #IJID review paper on all things HIV-TB for #WorldTBDay 2025. It was written before the attacks on science in general, and on those living with HIV/TB in particular (1/n)
