Lin JT, Saunders DL & Meshnick SR The role of submicroscopic parasitemia in malaria transmission: what is the evidence? Trends Parasitol. ,2014 ,30: p183-190
Paper:
Lin2014a_TiP
Lin JT, Saunders DL & Meshnick SR The role of submicroscopic parasitemia in malaria transmission: what is the evidence? Trends Parasitol. ,2014 ,30: p183-190
Paper:
Lin2014a_TiP
Hi everyone,
I sent out a message a few weeks ago requesting presenters get in touch with me. Unfortunately only one person responded to this call. As a result, the journal club will be expanding its scope slightly to cover more areas than malaria in an attempt to attract a wider audience. The JC will also be moving to the Akros offices which are fortunately only a few hundred metres away from the NMCC so please come and join us at our next meeting which will be on the 19th March.
If you missed my last message about the need for presenters then please let me know if you are willing to present and your availability!
Happy New Year to you all! Hope you all had a wonderful break over the festive season.
Last year was a great start to the Journal Club. We had a wide range of presentations from a number of different people and I think we achieved what we set out to do.
Unfortunately, towards the end of the year it became increasingly hard to find people willing to present. This may have been unfortunate timing, but I wanted to review whether there are enough committed people to continue meeting. Perhaps we need to change the frequency? meeting place? time? something else?
Ultimately the success of the Journal Club relies on all of us being willing to take the time to present, attend meetings and get involved. So if you find the Journal Club useful for keeping up with current advances in science, practising your presentation skills, networking, learning how to interrogate data or anything else then please email me with your thoughts at dbridges@akros.com Would also be good if you could let me know if you are willing to present at an upcoming meeting if they continue.
This is your chance to get involved and to have your voice heard, so I am looking forward to a flurry of emails!
Wishing you all a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Also wanted to let you know about a new platform that MESA (Malaria Eradication Scientific Alliance) have launched called MESA Track (click to follow link) which captures research projects pertinent to the malaria elimination and eradication research agenda. This could be a great tool to keep us all aware of work that is under way, but not yet published and to see what people around the world are doing in the malaria elimination / eradication space.
Presenter
If you are able to volunteer to present then please let me know asap.
Moonasar D, Morris N, Kleinschmidt I et al. What will move malaria control to elimination in South Africa? SAMJ: South African Medical Journal ,2013 ,103: p801-806
Main paper:
Moonasar2013a_SAMJ
Fight the Fakes, the Global Campaign to fight fake medicines, has developed the following infographic about Fake Medicines and Malaria:
Read more about Fight the Fakes campaign and malaria here.
Cao J, Sturrock HJW, Cotter C et al. Communicating and monitoring surveillance and response activities for malaria elimination: China’s “1-3-7” strategy. PLoS Med. ,2014 ,11: pe1001642
Main paper:
Cao2014a_PLOSMed