Beth Moos
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Beth Moos
@beth_moos
GP in Oxford. Passionate about global health and tropical medicine, notably snakebite. Avid expedition medic. Opinions my own.
Beigetreten Ekim 2019
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7 years at @wellcometrust today 🎉
It’s rare to find a place where the mission, the work, and the leadership constantly push you to grow.
From global health policy to snakebite, it’s always been about driving real-world impact.
I’m excited for what’s still to come.
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Job alert! work with us at @CSRIatLSTM @LSTMnews. We are looking for a #postdoc & a research assistant with #haematology expertise to join our team to work on a project focusing on harnessing the anti platelet & clotting factor activities of #snake #venom #toxins please promote!
Centre for Snakebite Research & Interventions@CSRIatLSTM
Two exciting opportunities are open, a Post-Doctoral Research Associate and a Research Assistant, to join our team @LSTMnews. For more details check out the Linkedin post and the website. linkedin.com/posts/centre-f… #snakebite #NTDs
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Thanks so much @JeremyFarrar for picking this up and sharing. Political will and commitment is key and we at @WHO have the central role to play in activating partnerships and resources to save lives
Jeremy Farrar@JeremyFarrar
Snakebite - devastating and neglected nature.com/articles/d4158…
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This theme of this International #SnakebiteAwarenessDay is 'Building Momentum For Better Outcomes'
Find our articles and blog posts in support of this year's #ISBAD here
#snakebite #globalhealth #beatNTDs #SnakebiteDay2023 #ISBAD2023
rstmh.org/news-blog/blog…
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❗️Every year, our teams witness the devastating impact of snakebites on victims and communities.
Hear Deng's story 👇 and his journey to save his son's life after he was bitten by a snake...
🐍 #SnakebiteDay2023 #SnakebiteAwarenessDay
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🐍 It’s #SnakebiteAwarenessDay
Venomous #snakebite is a potentially life-threatening disease due to venom poisoning following the bite of a venomous 🐍
It can also be caused by having the snake venom sprayed into the eyes bit.ly/Ssssnake
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'In May, there were at least three attacks on hospitals.'
Director for Myanmar, Tropical Health and Education Trust, Dr Thinn Hlaing responds to Sky News' investigation that revealed the hidden war happening in Myanmar.
trib.al/6bmx79D
📺 Sky 501
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Honoured and excited to be joining the @RCPglobal team!
Royal College of Physicians@RCPhysicians
Together with her team, Global vice president Dr @Mumtaz_Patel_1 is delighted to welcome three new associate global directors: - @DrEB_Mitch - Professor Mitchell Rosner - Dr Tómas Thor Ágústsson Learn more about them and globals work here: ow.ly/bsGp50NMGho
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🚨New publication:
'A global core outcome measurement set for snakebite clinical trials' - 🐍 via @LancetGH
Work supported by @wellcometrust
thelancet.com/journals/langl…
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Did you know WHO offers 19 free online courses on Neglected Tropical Diseases? They are available on a dedicated #OpenWHO #NTDs learning channel, with 59 000 enrolments across the world.
Together we can #EndTheNeglect - start learning today: bit.ly/3HIbG70
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@beth_moos @nickcasewell @ISNTD_Press Hi Beth, happy to hear you want to attend! There is a sign-up box on the right side if you click on the link. It allows you to attend all ISNTD Connect meetings but it will also give you the link to the event next week.
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#Snakebites can not only be deadly, but also leave many people with permanent disabilities and functional limitations. We're happy to join @ISNTD_Press to talk about tackling snakebite at the community level to mitigate #disability worldwide. Make sure to tune in! 👇 #IDPWD2022
ISNTD@ISNTD_Press
#Snakebite causes 400,000 permanent #disabilities annually @WHO. To mark #IDPWD2022 our next #ISNTDConnect will look at the impact that tackling snakebite envenoming can have on preventing and mitigating disability worldwide 👉Dec 6, 15:00-16:30 UTC 👉isntd.org/isntd-connect
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Great weekend at the World Extreme Medicine conference...inspirational as always! @WEMConference
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The next WHO community engagement meetings on snakebite envenoming will be held on the 10th and 11th of November. Registration is live...
10th - Americas, EU, and Africa: bit.ly/3fUurrU
11th - ME, Asia, and Australasia: bit.ly/3MimcSI
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Did you know that black mambas are actually grey in colour? They're called 'black' mambas due to the dark, almost-black colouration of the inside of their mouths! 🐍(Photo by Simon Townsley of a snake housed at the @LSTMnews).
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@dcorreiamartins @wellcometrust A great summary and excited to see what lies ahead...
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How about the next 4 years?
More collective optimism.
More collective delivery.
#Snakebite @wellcometrust
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Four years have passed since we marked the first-ever International Snakebite Awareness Day (ISAD) 🐍
Four years later, I reflect on the reasons why we can be hopeful about the future 👇🏻
linkedin.com/feed/update/ur…
#SnakebiteAwarenessDay #SnakebiteDay22 #ISBAD
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Following #InternationalSnakebiteAwarenessDay which took place earlier this week, we are delighted to share the top ten photos from the photo competition we ran in partnership with #VenOx22
rstmh.org/news-blog/blog…
#ISBAD #snakebiteday22
@GnaneswarCh
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Register for @WHO Webinar on Monday 19th September
#Snakebite continues to be a cause of death and disability and access to prevention & care is not easy or equitable.
Be part of the discussion on how to end this suffering.
bit.ly/NTD-snake
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