The American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene 60th Annual Meeting

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Mark your calendar: SCI will be represented in force at the ASTMH 60th Annual Meeting, 4-8 December 2011, Philadelphia, USA.

The ASTMH Annual Meeting is the premier forum for scientific advances in tropical medicine and global health.

Please come and find us during the 5 days. Here are the times of the sessions SCI staff will be participating in during the 60th Annual Conference:

Professor Alan Fenwick

Time: Monday 5 Dec 8.00-9.45

Presentation: Co-Chair

Session: Symposium 12: The Costs and Financing of Integrated Control Strategies for Neglected Tropical Diseases.

Time: Wednesday 7 Dec 13.45-15.30

Presentation: Symposium Organizer & Prospects for NTD control 2011-2015

Session: Symposium 149: Control of Neglected Tropical Diseases in Sub-Saharan Africa: An Update

Time: Thursday 8 Dec 8.00-9.45

Presentation: Co-Chair

Session: Scientific Session 171: Integrated Control Measures for Neglected Tropical Diseases.

 

Professor Joanne P. Webster

Time: Monday 5 Dec 13.45-15.30

Presentation: Co-Chair

Session: Scientific Session 44: Schistosomiasis: Molecular Biology

Time: Monday 5 Dec 16.00-17.45

Presentation: Prevalence and intesity of schistosoma spp two years after praziquantel treatment - Mali

Session: Scientific Session 57: Schistosomiasis: Treatment

 

Dr Jacqueline Leslie

Time: Monday 5 Dec 8.00-9.45

Presentation: West Africa: Costs of Integrated NTD programmes

Session: Symposium 12: The Costs and Financing of Integrated Control Strategies for Neglected Tropical Diseases.

 

Dr Anna Phillips & Dr Artemis Koukounari

Time: Monday 5 Dec 13.45-15-30

Presentation: 448 - A New Gold Standard for Diagnosis of schistosoma haematobium

Session: Scientific Session 44: Schistosomiasis: Molecular Biology.

 

Dr Michael French

Time: Wednesday 7 Dec 13.45-15.30

Presentation: Reduction in environmental transmission of schistosomiasis in Africa

Session: Symposium 149: Control of Neglected Tropical Diseases in Sub Saharan Africa: An Update

 

Dr Amadou Garba

Time: Wednesday 7 Dec 10.15-12.00

Presentation: Co-Chair

Session: Symposium 133: Toward Integrated Control of Schistosomiasis in Africa: Experiences and Lessons from CONTRAST

Time: Wednesday 7 Dec 13.45-15.30

Presentation: Control of NTDs in West Africa with particular emphasis on Niger

Session: Symposium 149: Control of Neglected Tropical Diseases in Sub Saharan Africa: An Update

Time: Wednesday 7 Dec 16.00-17.45

Presentation: Mapping and predicting schistosomiasis risk in Niger

Session: Symposium 151: A picture is Worth a Thousand Words: Visualisation of Health Using Geospatial Tools

 

Dr Narcis Kabatereine

Time: Monday 5 Dec 7.15-9.00 

Presentation: 497 - Schistosomiasis in Mothers and Infants (SIMI) from Uganda: Key findings from a closed cohort longitudinal study administering preventive chemotherapy

Session: Poster Session 59: Poster Session B Presentations: Selected Topics in Filariasis, Schistosomiasis and Virology

Time: Monday 5 Dec 16.15-18.00

Presentation: 464 - Treatment of schistosomiasis in infants and preschool-children with praziquantel: correct dose, side-effects and cure rates

Session: Scientific Session 57: Schistosomiasis: Treatment

Time: Tuesday 6 December 12.00-13.45

Presentation: 657 - Investigating the poor parasitological performance of artemether-lumefantrine against malaria in Bukoba village, Mayuge District, Uganda

Session: Poster Session 86: Poster Session C Presentations and Light Lunch

Time: Thursday 8 Dec 8.00-9.45

Presentation: 1569 - Co-administration of praziquantel and albendazole to school children living in a Ugandan community co-endemic for Schistosoma mansoni and hookworm: post-treatment parasite- and allergen-specific humoral responses and patterns of reinfection

Session: Scientific Session 170: Schistosomiasis: Immunology/Pathology

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