Pneumonia

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Aiming to achieve unprecedented levels of collaboration to improve the quality, availability, and affordability of pneumonia prevention, diagnostic and treatment innovations for children

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EVENTS

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Exploratory meeting to review new evidence for Integrated Management of Childhood Illness danger signs
The World Health Organization, August 1, 2019 For children up to 5 years of age with common childhoo...
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WSPID 2019
NAPOLEON GONZALEZ WORLD LECTURELESSONS LEARNED FROM AFRICA – Elizabeth Molyneux (Malawi/UK)SPECIAL LECTUREELIMINATION OF MOTHER-TO-CHILD TRANSMISSION OF HIV: LESSONS LEARNED FROM SUCCESS IN THAILAND –...
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2019 Global Digital Health Forum
We're looking forward to welcoming everyone back to an expanded event both in terms of duration and attendees. We are expecting over 600 people to attend this year's 3 day event Abstracts are due July...
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2020 International Conference of the American Thoracic Society
The 2020 International Conference of the American Thoracic Society will be held May 15-20, 2020 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and the ATS is seeking input for sessions in all areas of respiratory, cri...
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BLOGS

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03 September 2019
The Global Pneumococcal Sequencing Project (GPS)
Blogs
Above photo provided by The Rockefeller University "Streptococcal bacteria showing their polysaccharide capsule". The Global Pneumococcal Sequencing Project (GPS) By: Stephanie Lo, PhDStreptococcus pneumoniae (or the pneumococcus) has been known for ...
29 July 2019
Sick or Not Sick? Risk Stratification in Children with Community-Acquired Pneumonia in High Resource Setting
Blogs
Above, photo provided by Dr. Todd A. Florin. Right middle lobe pneumonia in an adolescent requiring hospitalization. The question of disposition to home or hospital has been called the “most important management decision” in children with pneumonia i...
30 June 2019
A new approach to pediatric pneumonia – Butterfly iQ used to train mid-level providers in point of care ultrasound in rural Uganda
Blogs
Above, photo provided by Bridge to Health. Michelle helping our local Ugandan coordinator, Nangoli Andrew, to scan In the winter of 2014, Bridge to Health, working with our Ugandan partners, realized the power of portable ultrasound. We discovered it...
29 May 2019
Big Opportunities & High Stakes for Immunization
Blogs
Above, photo by Nina Raingold Save the Children, UK Creative Team. Pneumococcal vaccine before it is administered at Lodwar County Hospital, Turkana region, Kenya. Babies are routinely offered the pneumococcal vaccine at age 6 weeks to prevent them f...

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03 September 2019
September 2019 Member Newsletter
Newsletters
Above photo by Charles Atiki Lomodong/ Save the Children. Agnes* holds baby John* in the Save the Children stabilization centre in Kapoeta, South Sudan. Agnes* found baby John* abandoned by the riverbank near her home. The police tried to trace the mother and she was asked to care for the baby in the meantime. Agnes* brought him to the Save the Children-supported stabilization centre, where he was treated for malnutrition and infection until he was healthy enough to be discharged and taken home....

WEBINARS

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Challenges and Opportunities in Diagnosing and Managing Pneumonia in High Resource Settings
Challenges and Opportunities in Diagnosing and Managing Pneumonia in High Resource Settings
Above, photo by Nina Raingold/Save the Children. Teressa, aged 8 months, at Lodwar County Hospital, Turkana region, Kenya. Teressa was admitted to hospital with pneumonia.  Talks by:Todd Florin, MD, MSCE, Associate Professor, Director of Research, Di...
PCV and PCV schedules
PCV and PCV schedules
Above: Photo by Gabe Bienczycki, PATH  Talks by:Gail Rodgers, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation: PCV and PCV schedulesBill Hausdorff, PATH: PCV Vaccines: Why so many doses in the first place? View of a vaccine developerGrant Mackenzie, Murdoch Chil...
Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) and child pneumonia
Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) and child pneumonia

Above, photo submitted by Keith Klugman, The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

 

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Ting Shi, University of Edinburgh: ”Global disease burden estimate of RSV in young children”

 

PUBLICATIONS

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