Saikuringuの診断書、datahealthの承認通ってしまった…。大丈夫なのかな笑

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La tria del #fàrmac d’inducció en la intubació d’urgència pot influir en la mortalitat hospitalària💉 🔬Així ho suggereix un estudi recent que analitza els resultats clínics associats a l’ús d’etomidat i ketamina, dos dels agents més emprats en la intubació de seqüència ràpida als serveis d’urgències. 💡El treball, publicat a @JAMANetworkOpen, és un estudi multicèntric basat en dades de 18 hospitals del Brasil i ha estat liderat per un equip internacional d’especialistes en #medicina d’urgències i cures crítiques. 🫱🏼‍🫲🏽La recerca ha comptat amb la participació de l’Institut de Recerca #SantPau, a través del Dr. Otavio Ranzani, cap del grup DataHealth Lab de l’IR Sant Pau i coautor sènior de l’article. 📝Els resultats mostren que els pacients que van rebre etomidat van presentar una mortalitat hospitalària més elevada en comparació amb els tractats amb ketamina. En l’anàlisi principal, la mortalitat al cap de vint-i-vuit dies va ser superior en el grup d’etomidat, amb una diferència absoluta de risc clínicament rellevant. Aquesta associació es va mantenir de manera consistent en diverses anàlisis de sensibilitat, fet que reforça la solidesa dels resultats. ✍🏾Pel que fa als resultats secundaris, no es van observar diferències significatives entre ambdós grups en l’èxit de la intubació al primer intent ni en la majoria dels esdeveniments adversos avaluats. Sí que es va detectar una freqüència més elevada d’inestabilitat hemodinàmica precoç en els pacients que van rebre ketamina, una troballa descrita prèviament i que podria estar relacionada amb les propietats farmacològiques del fàrmac i amb el perfil clínic dels pacients. 🗣El Dr. Otavio Ranzani destaca la rellevància clínica dels resultats: «Les nostres dades suggereixen que la tria de l’agent d’inducció durant la intubació d’urgència no és un aspecte neutre i podria influir en desenllaços tan rellevants com la supervivència hospitalària. Tot i que es tracta d’un estudi observacional, la magnitud i la consistència de l’associació observada justifiquen continuar investigant l’impacte de l’agent d’inducció en els desenllaços clínics en diferents contextos». ℹ️Llegeix la notícia completa👇🏾 recercasantpau.cat/actualita… #JuntsFemRecerca

La vacuna Qdenga demostra efectivitat davant del #dengue en condicions reals durant el gran brot del Brasil de 2024💉 🌍Un equip internacional d’investigadors ha desenvolupat el treball i s’ha publicat a The Lancet Infectious Diseases (@TheLancetInfDis). Els líders de la recerca han estat Dr. Otavio Ranzani, cap del grup DataHealth Lab de l’Institut de Recerca #SantPau, conjuntament amb el Dr. Julio Croda, Fiocruz, Brasil. 🔬L’estudi aporta la primera evidència d’efectivitat de la #vacuna després de la seva autorització. Es van analitzar més de 90.000 adolescents que presentaven febre aguda i van ser sotmesos a proves específiques de laboratori. 📉Els resultats van mostrar que, després d’una sola dosi, la vacuna va reduir entorn d’un 50% amb la primera dosi i un 62 % amb la segona els casos simptomàtics de dengue i un 68 % les hospitalitzacions. 🦟El dengue és una de les malalties virals transmeses per mosquits que més creix a escala global, impulsada pel canvi climàtic i l’expansió del mosquit #Aedes. Cada any provoca milions d’infeccions en regions tropicals i subtropicals, i cada vegada es detecten més brots en zones no endèmiques, com Europa. En aquest context, disposar de vacunes efectives i amb dades sòlides d’efectivitat real és una necessitat urgent per a la salut pública. recercasantpau.cat/actualita… #JuntsFemRecerca @HospitalSantPau

⏰ We've now reached the single digits of the countdown 📆 It's exactly 9 days before the eagerly awaited Data for Health in Africa Meeting and 5th DS-I Africa Consortium Meeting at the Cedi Conference Centre, University of Ghana(@UnivofGh) from the 23rd – 29th August 2025. 🤝 This landmark event is jointly funded by the Wellcome Trust(@wellcometrust) and The National Institutes of Health(@NIH). ‼️ The meeting is open to Wellcome Trust and DSI-Africa grantees. ℹ️ This year’s theme is “Data Science in Africa: Strengthening Partnerships and Collaboration across Networks, Sectors and Impact Areas”. 💬 Meet one of our speakers and exhibitors: Darlington Akogo (@darlingtinho) is a highly influential global leader in Artificial Intelligence, serving as the Founder and CEO of @minoHealth AI Labs; an AI Healthtech company, @KaraAgro AI; an AI-powered Plant & Pest Disease Detection and Precision Agriculture platform, Runmila AI Institute; an AI and Data Science training institute, and Gudra AI Studio; an organization broadly exploring AI and Exponential Technologies applied various domains including Transportation, Sanitation and Energy. Darlington was named to the Forbes Africa 30 Under 30 Class of 2025, and featured on the Forbes cover. He has also been recognized as one of the Global Top 100 Most Influential People of African Descent in Healthcare and chairs the Topic Group on AI for Radiology under the United Nations, World Health Organization and International Telecommunications Union and Global Initiative on Artificial Intelligence for Health. In addition, Akogo served as the Chair for the working group on Artificial Intelligence Economy for the African Union, which created the African Union (AU) Artificial Intelligence (AI) Continental Strategy. He also serves as a Global Innovation Adviser to the International Development Innovation Alliance, an alliance between the top 15 international development agencies, including The Rockefeller Foundation, Gates Foundation, Global Affairs Canada, Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH (GIZ), Global Innovation Fund, Grand Challenges Canada, Skoll Foundation, Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida), UNICEF, and USAID. 🌐 For more information please scan the QR code in the flyer or go to: lnkd.in/eWEzjUEG #DSIAfrica #DSIAfrica2025 #DataScience #DataHealth #Datathon #DataEthics #Africa #Genomics #Networking #ECR #AfricanInnovation #DataAnalysis #Research #ArtificialIntelligence #HealthTech

📆 It's exactly 10 days before the eagerly awaited Data for Health in Africa Meeting and 5th DS-I Africa Consortium Meeting at the Cedi Conference Centre, University of Ghana(@UnivofGh) from the 23rd–29th August 2025. 🤝 This landmark event is jointly funded by the Wellcome Trust (@wellcometrust) and The National Institutes of Health(@NIH). ‼️ The meeting is open to Wellcome Trust and DSI-Africa grantees. ℹ️ This year’s theme is “Data Science in Africa: Strengthening Partnerships and Collaboration across Networks, Sectors and Impact Areas”. 💬 Meet one of our speakers: Prof. Scott Hazelhurst (@shazeZA) is a professor of bioinformatics in the School of Electrical & Information Engineering and Senior Scientist at the Sydney Brenner Institute for Molecular Bioscience at the University of the Witwatersrand(@WitsUniversity), Johannesburg. He is is Co-PI of the DS-I @MADIVA Research Hub, and a co-investigator on the eLwazi Open Data Science Platform. His areas of interests include bioinformatics, health informatics and high performance computing. Scott received his honours and MSc degrees from Wits and his PhD from The University of British Columbia. 🌐 For more information please scan the QR code in the flyer or go to: lnkd.in/eWEzjUEG #DSIAfrica #DSIAfrica2025 #DataScience #DataHealth #Datathon #DataEthics #Africa #Genomics #Networking #ECR #AfricanInnovation #DataAnalysis #Research #Bioinformatics #HealthInformatics #HPC

📆 It's now 11 days before the highly anticipated Data for Health in Africa Meeting and 5th DS-I Africa Consortium Meeting at the Cedi Conference Centre, University of Ghana(@UnivofGh) from the 23rd–29th August 2025. 🤝 This landmark event is jointly funded by the Wellcome Trust(@wellcometrust) and The National Institutes of Health(@NIH). ‼️ The meeting is open to Wellcome Trust and DSI-Africa grantees. ℹ️ This year’s theme is “Data Science in Africa: Strengthening Partnerships and Collaboration across Networks, Sectors and Impact Areas”. 💬 Meet one of our speakers: Dr @YawBediako_, Ph.D. is a Ghanaian immunologist and biotech entrepreneur with a PhD from @NorthwesternU in the United States and post-doctoral fellowships in Kenya and London. In 2020, Yaw founded @YemaachiBio to increase the representation of African data in oncology drug discovery. Yaw is a 2021 Calestous Juma Science Leadership Fellow (@gatesfoundation), a fellow of the Ghana Young Academy and an affiliate member of the African Academy of Sciences. In 2022, Yaw was recognized as one of the top 40 under 40 business people in Ghana, and in January of 2023, was selected as one of the 100 most influential Africans by the New African Magazine. In March 2025, Bediako and Yemaachi Biotech were recognized as one of the 20 Future Champions in African Tech by Jeunne Afrique magazine. 🌐 For more information please scan the QR code in the flyer or go to: lnkd.in/eWEzjUEG #DSIAfrica #DSIAfrica2025 #DataScience #DataHealth #Datathon #DataEthics #Africa #Genomics #Networking #ECR #AfricanInnovation #DataAnalysis #Research #Biotechnology #Immunology

📆 It's exactly 13 days before the highly anticipated Data for Health in Africa Meeting and 5th DS-I Africa Consortium Meeting at the Cedi Conference Centre, University of Ghana (@UnivofGh) from the 23rd–29th August 2025. 🤝 This landmark event is jointly funded by the Wellcome Trust (@wellcometrust) and The National Institutes of Health(@NIH). ‼️ The meeting is open to Wellcome Trust and DSI-Africa grantees. ℹ️ This year’s theme is “Data Science in Africa: Strengthening Partnerships and Collaboration across Networks, Sectors and Impact Areas”. 💬 Meet one of our speakers: Dumsani Njobo Mamba (@NjoboMamba) is the Mental Health Technical Officer at @AfricaCDC, Psychiatric nurse (Community Mental health nursing) by training, mental health advocate and public Mental Health expert. A member of Being Scientific and Strategy Advisory Board at Science for Africa Foundation (@SciforAfrica). He has more than 7 years in Public mental health advancing primary mental health care, integration of Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS) into emergency preparedness and response and advancing advocacy on mental health legislation and policy. Has contributed to scientific publications in Mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) workstream. Pioneered Eswatini’s first telephonic platform that provided mental health support, psychotherapy and psychological first aid free for the consumers, “Cyber mental wellness” and live weekly radio programme co-host. Honored by Africa Project Against Suicide (APAS) for dedication towards humankind in the continent and was also voted for by public as Society/community development Icon at the Jumbo Lifestyle Awards in Eswatini. He is an Alumni of the prestigious @Mandela Washington Fellowship (@WashFellowship) 2017 and @_AfricanUnion Youth Volunteer Corps alumni 2019, Nile cohort. 🌐 For more information please scan the QR code in the flyer or go to: lnkd.in/eWEzjUEG #DSIAfrica #DSIAfrica2025 #DataScience #DataHealth #Datathon #DataEthics #Africa #Genomics #Networking #ECR #AfricanInnovation #MentalHealth #DataAnalysis #Research

⏰ It's now 17 days to go to the highly anticipated Data for Health in Africa Meeting and 5th DS-I Africa Consortium Meeting at the Cedi Conference Centre, University of Ghana (@UnivofGh) from the 23rd–29th August 2025. 🤝 This landmark event is jointly funded by the Wellcome Trust(@wellcometrust) and The National Institutes of Health (@NIH). ‼️ The meeting is open to Wellcome Trust and DSI-Africa grantees. ℹ️ This year’s theme is “Data Science in Africa: Strengthening Partnerships and Collaboration across Networks, Sectors and Impact Areas”. 💬 Meet one of our exhibitors: Dr. Kobus Herbst is a Director of Population Science and faculty member at the Africa Health Research Institute (@AHRI_News). He chairs the interim Steering Committee of the Africa Population Cohort Consortium and co-leads the Wellcome Trust funded award for the APCC start-up. He is a member of the Scientific Steering Committee of the International Health Cohorts Consortium (@IHCCGlobal) and the H3Africa Consortium Data and Biosample Access Committee. He is honorary chief scientist at the South African Medical Research Council and the past Director of the DSI-funded South African Population Research Infrastructure Network (SAPRIN). SAPRIN is hosted by the South African Medical Research Council and funds the population and health surveillance at seven nodes (Agincourt, Mpumalanga; DIMAMO Limpopo, AHRI rural KZN, GRT-INSPIRED Gauteng, C-SHARP WC, USINGA urban KZN, BAMMISHO peri-urban North West). Kobus graduated as a medical doctor from the University of Pretoria in 1979, did a masters in Bioengineering at the University of Cape Town and registered as a public health physician in 1994 following a registrarship at MEDUNSA. 🌐 For more information please scan the QR code in the flyer or go to: lnkd.in/eWEzjUEG #DSIAfrica #DSIAfrica2025 #DataScience #DataHealth #Datathon #DataEthics #Africa #Genomics #Networking #ECR #AfricanInnovation #Health #DataAnalysis #Research #PopulationScience

⏰ It's 18 days to go to the highly anticipated Data for Health in Africa Meeting and 5th DS-I Africa Consortium Meeting at the Cedi Conference Centre, University of Ghana (@UnivofGh) from the 23rd–29th August 2025. 🤝 This landmark event is jointly funded by the Wellcome Trust (@wellcometrust) and The National Institutes of Health(@NIH). ‼️ The meeting is open to Wellcome Trust and DSI-Africa grantees. ℹ️ This year’s theme is “Data Science in Africa: Strengthening Partnerships and Collaboration across Networks, Sectors and Impact Areas”. 💬 Meet one of our exhibitors: Professor Nicola Mulder is the Head of the Computational Biology Division at the University of Cape Town (@UCT_news). Prof. Mulder led @H3ABioNet, a Pan African Bioinformatics Network of 28 institutions in Africa, which developed bioinformatics capacity to enable genomic data analysis. She is PI of the DS-I Africa @eLwazi_ODSP Open Data Science Platform and co-leads a Sickle Cell Disease Data Coordinating Centre and a Wellcome Trust Discovery Data Integration Platform at UCT. She received her PhD in Medical Microbiology from UCT, then worked for 8.5 years at the European Bioinformatics Institute (@emblebi) as a Team Leader. Her research focuses on genetic determinants of susceptibility to disease, African genome variation, and microbial genomics and infectious diseases. Her group provides bioinformatics services and training and develops new algorithms and resources for African genomics. Prof Mulder is actively involved in capacity development, including training, education and curriculum development in Bioinformatics. She also sits on several international scientific advisory boards and is currently the interim Director for the African Bioinformatics Institute. 🌐 For more information please scan the QR code in the flyer or go to: lnkd.in/eWEzjUEG #DSIAfrica #DSIAfrica2025 #DataScience #DataHealth #Datathon #DataEthics #Africa #Genomics #Networking #ECR #AfricanInnovation #Health #DataAnalysis #Research #CapacityDevelopment #Training #Bioinformatics #WomenInSTEM

Road to Ghana Meeting Countdown Continues ⏰ It's 19 days to go to the eagerly awaited Data for Health in Africa Meeting and 5th DS-I Africa Consortium Meeting at the Cedi Conference Centre, University of Ghana from the 23rd–29th August 2025. 🤝 This landmark event is jointly funded by the Wellcome Trust (@wellcometrust) and The National Institutes of Health (@NIH). ‼️ The meeting is open to Wellcome Trust and DSI-Africa grantees. ℹ️ This year’s theme is “Data Science in Africa: Strengthening Partnerships and Collaboration across Networks, Sectors and Impact Areas”. 💬 Meet one of our keynote speakers: Dr. Thomas Amatey Tagoe PhD is a neuroscientist, science communicator and co-founder at G.H.Scientific, an organisation focused on building capacity in the sciences through public engagement. He holds dual faculty positions at the University of Ghana and Accra College of Medicine with over a decade of interdisciplinary research experience spanning neurophysiology, mental health studies and science communication. Dr. Tagoe heads up the Enrichment Lab, which hosts the only electrophysiology rig in Ghana and has a team working on elucidating mechanisms underlying experience dependent plasticity using environmental enrichment in depression as a research model. Most recently, he was among the first cohort of awardees to receive the Neuroscience Capacity Accelerator for Mental Health Program. Dr. Tagoe has multiple publications in internationally recognised peer reviewed journals and has presented various aspects of his work at Local, National and International conferences. His work has also featured on international news outlets such as the BBC, CNN and the Conversation. He recently completed his tenure as the co-chair of the Ghana Young Academy and as an executive on the African Regional Committee of the International Brain Research Organisation. He currently holds executive positions in the Ghana Science Association and the Ghana Neuroscience Society. 🌐 For more information please scan the QR code in the flyer or go to: lnkd.in/eWEzjUEG #DSIAfrica #DSIAfrica2025 #DataScience #DataHealth #Datathon #DataEthics #Africa #Genomics #Networking #ECR #AfricanInnovation #Health #DataAnalysis #Research #Medicine #Neuroscience

📆 'All Roads Lead to Ghana' Countdown Continues ⏰ It's 23 days before the long-awaited Data for Health in Africa Meeting and 5th DS-I Africa Consortium Meeting at the Cedi Conference Centre, University of Ghana from the 23rd – 29th August 2025. 🤝 This landmark event is jointly funded by the Wellcome Trust(@wellcometrust) and The National Institutes of Health (@NIH). ‼️ The meeting is open to Wellcome Trust and DSI-Africa grantees. ℹ️ This year’s theme is “Data Science in Africa: Strengthening Partnerships and Collaboration across Networks, Sectors and Impact Areas”. 💬 Meet one of our speakers: Christina Riley is a Director and Portfolio Lead at Akros, a small digital health firm that works to establish data-driven systems to improve the health and well-being of communities. She leads the design, management, research, and technical implementation of programs that utilize geospatial data for targeted public health intervention deployment and monitoring. She has conducted malaria operational research and programmatic implementation across the African continent and southeast Asia for more than a decade. 🌐 For more information please scan the QR code in the flyer or go to: lnkd.in/eWEzjUEG #DSIAfrica #DSIAfrica2025 #DataScience #DataHealth #Datathon #DataEthics #Africa #Genomics #Networking #ECR #AfricanInnovation #ArtificialIntelligence #GhanaMeeting #DigitalHealth #Development #Design #CapacityDevelopment #WomenInSTEM

⏰ It's 24 days before the long-awaited Data for Health in Africa Meeting and 5th DS-I Africa Consortium Meeting at the Cedi Conference Centre, University of Ghana(@UnivofGh) from the 23rd – 29th August 2025. 🤝 This landmark event is jointly funded by the Wellcome Trust(@wellcometrust) and The National Institutes of Health(@NIH). ‼️ The meeting is open to Wellcome Trust and DSI-Africa grantees. ℹ️ This year’s theme is “Data Science in Africa: Strengthening Partnerships and Collaboration across Networks, Sectors and Impact Areas”. 💬 Meet one of our keynote speakers: Grace Gatera (@GateraGrace) is a lived experience mental health advocate, living in Kigali, Rwanda. She has been a Wellcome Trust Lived Experience Consultant for 5 years, working specifically in the Evidence, Innovation and Data for Science and Health teams. She also briefly served as a member of Wellcome’s mental health strategic advisory board. Elsewhere, Grace is a commissioner with the Lancet Commissions on Lived experience, as well as on GBV and the Maltreatment of Young People. Grace is on the Olympic Refuge Foundation thinktank and is also a member of My Mind Our Humanity, a campaign for The Lancet Group Commission on Global Mental Health and Sustainable Development. Grace is passionate about lived experience’s key role to creating a more knowledgeable and equitable mental health science worldwide. 🌐 For more information please scan the QR code in the flyer or go to: lnkd.in/eWEzjUEG #DSIAfrica #DSIAfrica2025 #DataScience #DataHealth #Datathon #DataEthics #Africa #Genomics #Networking #ECR #AfricanInnovation #ArtificialIntelligence #GhanaMeeting #SustainableDevelopment #Development #MentalHealth #CapacityDevelopment #WomenInSTEM #Training

⏰ It's 25 days before the informative Data for Health in Africa Meeting and 5th DS-I Africa Consortium Meeting at the Cedi Conference Centre, University of Ghana (@UnivofGh) from the 23rd – 29th August 2025. 🤝 This landmark event is jointly funded by the Wellcome Trust(@wellcometrust) and The National Institutes of Health(@NIH). ‼️ The meeting is open to Wellcome Trust and DSI-Africa grantees. ℹ️ This year’s theme is “Data Science in Africa: Strengthening Partnerships and Collaboration across Networks, Sectors and Impact Areas”. 💬 Meet one of our keynote speakers: Dr Shikoh Gitau(@DrShikoh) is the visionary CEO of Qhala, a leading Digital Innovation company transforming Africa. With over a decade of expertise in digital technologies, she drives digital transformation for organizations in Africa and Emerging Markets, focusing on sectors like Agriculture, Education, Health, Payments, Retail, and Renewable Energies. She established Safaricom Alpha, Africa's first corporate innovation hub, serving as Head of Products – Innovation and Chief Innovation Officer, leading Safaricom's digital transformation. At the African Development Bank Group, she guided governments in adopting ICT for service delivery, developing the Digital Government Blueprint. Her experience at @Google and @Microsoft in emerging markets further bridges business, government, and technology. Dr. Shikoh influences ICT companies, steering committees, and think tanks across Africa and technology. She advises governments on data and digital development policies and serves on the boards of WiDEF, Longhorn, Open Institute, ANU, and IPSL, amplifying her impact in technology and the digital economy. With a PhD and MSc in Computer Science from the University of Cape Town, South Africa, she blends academic expertise with practical acumen. Honored with awards like the ASEB Summit award and Women in STEM Champion, she is dedicated to empowering women in tech and building a robust startup ecosystem in Africa. Dr. Shikoh’s commitment to innovation drives Qhala's success and makes her a trusted advisor in digital transformation. 🌐 For more information please scan the QR code in the flyer or go to: lnkd.in/eWEzjUEG #DSIAfrica #DSIAfrica2025 #DataScience #DataHealth #Datathon #DataEthics #Africa #Genomics #Networking #ECR #AfricanInnovation #ArtificialIntelligence #GhanaMeeting #Sustainability #Technology #Entrepreneurship #FinTech #Development #CapacityDevelopment #WomenInTech #Training

⏰ It's 26 days before the eagerly awaited Data for Health in Africa Meeting and 5th DS-I Africa Consortium Meeting at the Cedi Conference Centre, University of Ghana (@UnivofGh) from the 23rd – 29th August 2025. 🤝 This landmark event is jointly funded by the Wellcome Trust(@wellcometrust) and The National Institutes of Health (@NIH). ‼️ The meeting is open to Wellcome Trust and DSI-Africa grantees. ℹ️ This year’s theme is “Data Science in Africa: Strengthening Partnerships and Collaboration across Networks, Sectors and Impact Areas”. 💬 Meet one of our keynote speakers: John Kamara(@jjkamara) is a globally recognized AI and data transformation expert, entrepreneur, and ecosystem builder with extensive experience in driving AI adoption, capacity development, and commercializing research across multiple sectors. As the Founder and CEO of @AiCEAfrica (Artificial Intelligence Centre of Excellence Africa), he is pioneering AI-driven solutions to accelerate digital transformation across the continent. John is also the founder of Adanian Labs a startup venture studion setup in 2020 and over the past five years has grown, developed and supported over 60 startups across South Africa, Kenya, Nigeria, Tanzania and Zambia. John is actively involved and heavily invested in new technologies focusing on IoT (Internet of Things), AI(Artificial Intelligence), Blockchain and Crowdfunding. Having worked in market growth leadership roles for global technology companies at Google, Sun Microsystems, eir Ireland, 888Sports, Digicel, BMC Software and others, John is committed to seeing technology play a critical role catapulting Africa into the Fourth Industrial Revolution while creating critical mass impact. John is also the visionary behind @AfyaRekod, an AI-powered health data platform revolutionizing patient-driven healthcare access. His expertise spans research commercialization, fintech, agritech, and digital innovation, making him a sought- after keynote speaker on AI’s role in Africa’s socio-economic evolution. His work at the CREATES Centre for the Nelson Mandela Institute in Arusha supports research-to-commercialization methodologies, bridging academia and industry to foster African-led AI innovations. 🌐 For more information please scan the QR code in the flyer or go to: lnkd.in/eWEzjUEG #DSIAfrica #DSIAfrica2025 #DataScience #DataHealth #Datathon #DataEthics #Africa #Genomics #Networking #ECR #AfricanInnovation #ArtificialIntelligence #GhanaMeeting #Sustainability #Technology #Entrepreneurship #FinTech #AgriTech #CapacityDevelopment #Training

Happy Monday 😎 Ghana Meeting Countdown Continues ⏰ It's 27 days before the highly anticipated Data for Health in Africa Meeting and 5th DS-I Africa Consortium Meeting at the Cedi Conference Centre, University of Ghana(@UnivofGh) from the 23rd – 29th August 2025. 🤝This landmark event is jointly funded by the Wellcome Trust (@wellcometrust) and The National Institutes of Health (@NIH). ‼️ The meeting is open to Wellcome Trust and DSI-Africa grantees. ℹ️ This year’s theme is “Data Science in Africa: Strengthening Partnerships and Collaboration across Networks, Sectors and Impact Areas”. 💬 Meet one of our speakers: Professor Andre Pascal Kengne is a medical doctor and internist from the School of Medicine of Yaounde in Cameroon; and holds a PhD in medicine from the University of Sydney, Australia. He is the current Director of Programs for Research at the African Population and Health Research Center (@aphrc), and holds conjoint appointments as Professor at the Department of Medicine at the University of Cape Town (@UCT_news), South Africa. He joined the APHRC from the South African Medical Research Council where he was for over 10 years Director of the Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs) Research Unit. He has over 25 years of research experience on NCDs and has been involved in major regional and global initiatives on those conditions. He is member of the NCD-Countdown 2030 and immediate past member of the World Health Organization’s Strategic Technical Advisory Group on NCD prevention and control. He has practiced Medicine in Africa, lectured and mentored on issues relating to chronic diseases and conducted research on those conditions at very high level both in Africa and at the global level. He is co-author of over 690 peer-reviewed articles, book chapters and monographs on chronic diseases in Africa and at the global level; and has received several distinctions during his career as a researcher. 🌐 For more information please scan the QR code in the flyer or go to: lnkd.in/eWEzjUEG #DSIAfrica #DSIAfrica2025 #DataScience #DataHealth #Datathon #DataEthics #Africa #Genomics #Networking #ECR #AfricanInnovation #ArtificialIntelligence #GhanaMeeting #NCDs #Research #Impact

📆 Ghana Meeting is officially less than a month away ⏰ It's 28 days before the highly anticipated Data for Health in Africa Meeting and 5th DS-I Africa Consortium Meeting at the Cedi Conference Centre, University of Ghana (@UnivofGh) from the 23rd – 29th August 2025. 🤝 This landmark event is jointly funded by the Wellcome Trust (@wellcometrust) and The National Institutes of Health(@NIH). ‼️ The meeting is open to Wellcome Trust and DSI-Africa grantees. ℹ️ This year’s theme is “Data Science in Africa: Strengthening Partnerships and Collaboration across Networks, Sectors and Impact Areas”. 💬 Meet one of our speakers: Rob Beyer (@Rob_Beyer), who as Villgro Africa’s Co-Founder and Executive Chairman, has provided leadership to this health-centered business incubator leveraging a pipeline of African innovators and entrepreneurs from local universities, health research institutes and private sector. He has broad experience providing oversight and business intelligence related to growth of companies on the African continent. He brings a unique combination of seasoned experience in business, social entrepreneurship, education and technology – fortunate to have lived in Kenya for over 20 years, he is familiar with the unique challenges that entrepreneurs face when it comes to sustainability and scaling within the African context. 🌐 For more information please scan the QR code in the flyer or go to: lnkd.in/eWEzjUEG #DSIAfrica #DSIAfrica2025 #DataScience #DataHealth #Datathon #DataEthics #Africa #Genomics #Networking #ECR #AfricanInnovation #ArtificialIntelligence #GhanaMeeting #Sustainability #Technology

⏰ It's 29 days before the long-awaited Data for Health in Africa Meeting and 5th DS-I Africa Consortium Meeting at the Cedi Conference Centre, University of Ghana (@UnivofGh) from the 23rd–29th August 2025. 🤝 This landmark event is jointly funded by the Wellcome Trust (@wellcometrust) and The National Institutes of Health (@NIH). ‼️ The meeting is open to Wellcome Trust and DSI-Africa grantees. ℹ️ This year’s theme is “Data Science in Africa: Strengthening Partnerships and Collaboration across Networks, Sectors and Impact Areas”. 💬 Meet one of our speakers: Dr. Sylvia Kiwuwa-Muyingo who is a seasoned statistics specialist at the African Population and Health Research Center (@aphrc) in Nairobi, Kenya, with a long track record in advancing Data and modelling for health equity, gender and equitable leadership in health in Africa.  Her passion for equitable data access and use of evidence-based decision-making drives her focus on women's health and mental health leveraging technologies and citizen involvement. 🌐 For more information please scan the QR code in the flyer or go to: lnkd.in/eWEzjUEG #DSIAfrica #DSIAfrica2025 #DataScience #DataHealth #Datathon #DataEthics #Africa #Genomics #Networking #ECR #AfricanInnovation #ArtificialIntelligence #WomenInSTEM #InfectiousDiseases #Biostatistics #MentalHealth #Leadership

📆 Road to Ghana Countdown Continues ⏰ It's 30 days before the long-awaited Data for Health in Africa Meeting and 5th DS-I Africa Consortium Meeting at the Cedi Conference Centre, University of Ghana from the 23rd – 29th August 2025. 🤝 This landmark event is jointly funded by the Wellcome Trust(@wellcometrust) and The National Institutes of Health (@NIH). ‼️ The meeting is open to Wellcome Trust and DSI-Africa grantees. ℹ️ This year’s theme is “Data Science in Africa: Strengthening Partnerships and Collaboration across Networks, Sectors and Impact Areas”. 💬 Meet one of our speakers: Dr. Kristen Stafford(@kikabout) who is an infectious disease epidemiologist with 30 years of data systems-focused experience in the design, implementation, and evaluation of domestic and international public health programs. She served as the Principal Investigator for the SHIELD project that developed and implemented the National Data Repository in Nigeria, a longitudinal near real-time database of healthcare data for over 1.9 million patients living with HIV used nationally for program evaluation and case-based surveillance. She was also the PI on a multi-state SARS-CoV-2 population-based household seroprevalence survey in Nigeria. The SARS-CoV-2 seroprevalence survey used complex survey design methodology to determine the prevalence of SARS-CoV-2 infection and the distribution of symptomatic and asymptomatic infections. Dr. Stafford has spent the last 20 years supporting the development of data systems for public health response in eight sub-Saharan African countries. She is additionally MPI of the INFORM Africa Hub project (@INFORMAfricaHub), part of the DS-I Africa consortium, and the PI of the EPI-PLAN HIV project funded by National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (@NIAIDNews) to develop a novel cohort model to predict the distribution of HIV prevalence by age and noncommunicable disease burden through 2050 in two sub-Saharan African countries. Dr. Stafford serves as the Deputy Director of the Center for International Health, Education, and Biosecurity at the University of Maryland, Baltimore (UMB), providing technical input and supporting surveillance, research, and implementation teams across eight countries in sub-Saharan Africa. Additionally, she is the Technical Director for the UMB implemented Population-based HIV Impact Assessment surveys. She has expertise in advanced epidemiological methods for infectious disease research. 🌐 For more information please scan the QR code in the flyer or go to: lnkd.in/eWEzjUEG #DSIAfrica #DSIAfrica2025 #DataScience #DataHealth #Datathon #DataEthics #Africa #Genomics #Networking #ECR #AfricanInnovation #ArtificialIntelligence #WomenInSTEM #InfectiousDiseases

⏰ 31 days to go to the eagerly awaited Data for Health in Africa Meeting and 5th DS-I Africa Consortium Meeting at the Cedi Conference Centre, University of Ghana from the 23rd–29th August 2025. 🤝 This landmark event is jointly funded by the Wellcome Trust (@wellcometrust) and The National Institutes of Health (@NIH). ‼️ The meeting is open to Wellcome Trust and DSI-Africa grantees. ℹ️ This year’s theme is “Data Science in Africa: Strengthening Partnerships and Collaboration across Networks, Sectors and Impact Areas”. 💬 Meet one of our keynote speakers: Prof. Christian Happi (@christian_happi) a Distinguished Professor of Molecular Biology and Genomics, and Director of Institute of Genomics and Global Health (formerly ACEGID), Redeemer's University, Ede, Nigeria. He graduated his PhD from the University of Ibadan in 2000, and did his postdoctoral fellowship at Harvard University (2000-2003). He worked at the Harvard School of Public Health as a Research Scientist (2004-2007), and adjunct Professor (2004-2011) before joining Redeemer’s University. He is currently Adjunct Professor in the Department of Immunology and Infectious Diseases, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, Boston, USA. He is also a visiting Professor in the Department of Organismic and Evolutionary Biology (EOB), Faculty of Arts and Sciences, @Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA. His research focus is on genomics of infectious diseases (Malaria, Lassa fever, Ebola Virus Disease, Monkeypox, Yellow fever, HIV, Covid-19, Marburg) and Human genomics. He has published over 230 peer-reviewed articles, most of them in top tier journals, with a @Google Scholar citation of over 33,000 and H-Index of 55. For his inspiring, seminal and innovative genomics research works, capacity building efforts, and health leadership development in Africa and the World, Prof. Christian Happi has received several prestigious national and International honors, Awards and recognition including: TIME100-One of the 100 World’s Most influential people in 2025; TIME100 Health-One of the 100 World’s Most influential people in Health in 2025; the 2021 Al-Sumait Prize for African Development of the Kuwait Foundation for Advancement in Sciences (KFAS); the 2021 Nigeria Academy of Science Gold Medal Prize; the 2020 Bailey K. Ashford Medal of the American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene; the 2019 Human Genome Organization (@humangenomeorg) Africa Prize; the Merle A. Sande Health Leadership Award (2011). He is a Fellow of several academies, including: the Nigerian Academy of Sciences (FAS); the Academy of Medical Specialties of Nigeria (FAMS); the African Academy of Sciences (FAAS); and a member of the US National Academy of Medicine (NAM). 🌐 For more information please scan the QR code in the flyer or go to: lnkd.in/eWEzjUEG #DSIAfrica #DSIAfrica2025 #DataScience #DataHealth #Datathon #DataEthics #Africa #Genomics #Networking #ECR #AfricanInnovation #Health #DataAnalysis #Research #MolecularBiology #InfectiousDiseases