WSU Global Health - Kenya News
WSU Global Health - Kenya News
Global Health News:
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11.10.2020
Covid-19: What it will take to end the second wave
The World Health Organization estimates that the coronavirus may have infected one in 10 people across the world. This equals 10 per cent of the global population.
The Daily Nation
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10.08.2020
NIH awards $17M to research emerging infectious diseases
NIH/NAIAD announced in August the creation of the Centers for Research in Emerging Infectious Diseases, an interdisciplinary network of research centers throughout the world.
JAVMA
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10.01.2020
WSU lab in Kenya to focus on East Coast fever
USAID provided funding; researchers will develop treatments for disease.
Daily Evergreen
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10.01.2020
Rabies vaccinations resume after COVID-19 pandemic
New delivery and storage methods advance vaccination campaigns.
Guardian
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09.29.2020
Puzzled scientists seek reasons behind Africa's low fatality rates from pandemic
Africa’s overburdened public health systems, dearth of testing facilities and overcrowded slums had experts predicting a disaster when COVID-19 hit the continent in February.
Reuters
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09.29.2020
The pandemic appears to have spared Africa so far. Scientists are struggling to explain why
Although Africa reported its millionth official COVID-19 case last week, it seems to have weathered the pandemic relatively well so far, with fewer than one confirmed case for every thousand people and just 23,000 deaths so far.
Science Magazine
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09.29.2020
Rabies Hero campaign aims to suppress secondary disease outbreaks due pandemic
Washington State University’s Rabies Free Africa launched the Rabies Hero campaign today to raise national awareness about potential disease outbreaks in animals as people miss routine veterinary care appointments during COVID-19.
VetCandy
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09.18.2020
The NIH Launches a Global Hunt for Animal-to-Human Diseases
It’s a reversal for an administration that’s been loath to prepare for pandemics or cooperate with China, where Covid-19 jumped from wildlife to people.
WIRED
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09.18.2020
USAID-funded Regional Feed the Future Animal Health Innovation Lab to be based in Nairobi, Kenya
Leading the new regional animal health lab and program will be Washington State University’s Paul G. Allen School for Global Health.
ILRI
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09.18.2020
USAID Deputy Administrator Bonnie Glick Announces new partnerships with the Feed the Future innovation labs
USAID has awarded $6 million to Washington State University to lead a new Feed the Future Innovation Lab for Animal Health, with an additional $10 million in potential funding.
USAID News
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09.17.2020
USAID Feed the Future awards WSU $6 million for Animal Health Innovation Lab
A new $6 million grant from USAID will enable Washington State University’s Paul G. Allen School for Global Animal Health to tackle some of the world’s greatest challenges in agriculture and food security.
WSU Insider
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09.08.2020
New WSU research center in Kenya will provide diagnostic testing, vaccines
WSU launched a new Center for Research in Emerging Infectious Diseases in Nairobi, Kenya, which will speed the development of diagnostic testing and vaccines for various diseases in eastern and central Africa.
Daily Evergreen
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08.31.2020
NIAID awards $17 million to establish the Centers for Research in Emerging Infectious Diseases
NIAID announced that it has awarded 11 grants with a total first-year value of approximately $17 million.
Medical News
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08.31.2020
Distinguished Kenyan scientist given Sh1.8bn for research centre
Virology professor Kariuki Njenga will establish the Centre for Research in Emerging Infectious Diseases-East and Central Africa (Creid-Eca).
Daily Nation
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08.27.2020
WSU launches new Center for Research in Emerging Infectious Diseases in Nairobi, Kenya
The new research center, part of WSU’s Global Health - Kenya program, will have the capacity to address infectious disease outbreaks in eastern and central Africa (ECA) and have an immediate impact to save lives.
WSU Insider
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08.27.2020
NIAID Establishes Centers for Research in Emerging Infectious Diseases
Global network to focus on spillover potential.
NIAID News
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06.15.2020
COVID - 19: Is it age, weather, or Africa simply lucky?
Experts suggest weather as one of the reasons behind the low numbers, few deaths in Africa.
Standard
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03.04.2020
Kenya can combat virus, but there are conditions...
Scientists say with these measures, we can weather storm should virus land in Kenya
Daily Nation
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02.27.2020
Antibiotics fail against resistant germs
Growing up in Kenya, Sylvia Omulo had two guarantees: falling and infectious diseases. “I really liked to play,” she said. “Some of my favorite games involved speed and falling was a consequence of that — the other thing I was prone to was infectious diseases.”
The Daily Evergreen