Jason Rosado
@jjrosados.bsky.social
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Postdoctoral researcher @ird-fr.bsky.social UMR261 MERIT #Malaria #Molepi #Serology #Multiplexing | formerly @pasteur.fr | @IMTAVH_UPCH| Views my own. 🇵🇪🇫🇷
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jjrosados.bsky.social
We found a ~50% decrease in multidrug resistance markers in P.falciparum from West/Central Africa, likely due to ACTs. But monitoring is still crucial!
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drshaziaruybal.bsky.social
📣 Apply to our workshop on “Malaria molecular surveillance study design” 🦟🧬 back by popular demand for a 2nd iteration 🤩

🗓️ 6-8 Nov, 2025
📍Toronto 🇨🇦
📖: sample size calculation, hypothesis testing, cluster-based & multiple endpoint study designs
🔗: apply by 31st July (forms.gle/DV61PYcxckrh...)
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drshaziaruybal.bsky.social
🔔 Applications now open for our "Infectious Disease Modelling and Analytics for Pandemic Preparedness: A focus on Latin America (IDMAPP-LATAM)” short course in Quito, Ecuador in October 🤩🌎

☑️ Apply by 18th July. Limited spaces & scholarships available!
🔗 more info: mrc-ide.github.io/IDMAPP-LATAM
jjrosados.bsky.social
This work began in 2019 during my PhD, with the help of @drshaziaruybal.bsky.social. After navigating a pandemic, finishing my PhD, and changing labs, I am pleased to share our work on a modest #ampseq panel for #P.vivax. This panel is designed to facilitate molecular corrections in clinical trials
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hakimi.bsky.social
Malaria – the world’s most deadly vector-borne disease – is particularly sensitive to variations in climate and weather. (...) Investment in climate-resilient health systems and paradigm-shifting new tools is critical to accelerate progress towards eradication.

malariaatlas.org/project-reso...
Climate Impacts on Malaria in Africa | MAP
The effects of climate change on the burden of malaria are already evident today. Extreme weather events with some linkage to climate change—such as floods and cyclones—have resulted in increases in m...
malariaatlas.org
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isglobal.org
The #WorldMalariaReport2024 is out!

Since 2000, 2.2 billion cases and 12.7 million deaths have been averted worldwide.

But #malaria is still a threat in 2023: 263 million cases, 597,000 deaths, 95% of deaths occur in Africa. It is time to step up!

Via @who.int ➡️ www.who.int/news/item/11...
Reinvigorated global efforts needed to curb rising malaria threat
New data from the World Health Organization (WHO) reveal that an estimated 2.2 billion cases of malaria and 12.7 million deaths have been averted since 2000, but the disease remains a serious global h...
www.who.int
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hannahslater.bsky.social
Here's the malaria starter pack! Lots of room to add more people, so please reply below or DM me if you want to be added go.bsky.app/HDEu2ux