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138,000 people die each year, with many more suffering long-term health consequences.

Thailand เข้าร่วม Mayıs 2024
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Third World Network
Third World Network@3rdworldnetwork·
“For many developing countries, TRIPS flexibilities are no longer a policy option. They are the last line of defence.” The non-violation complaints moratorium could expire today and launch developing countries on a pile of lawsuits over generics. m.thewire.in/article/trade/…
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Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance
Snakebites cause up to 138,000 deaths and 400,000 permanent disabilities each year. Now, antibodies from one extraordinary donor could lead to a universal antivenom, potentially revolutionising #snakebite treatment in vulnerable rural communities. bit.ly/4k4uQUu
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Scroll.in
Scroll.in@scroll_in·
India accounts for half of global #snakebite deaths. A study estimated between 2000-2019, India had 1.2 million snakebite deaths, averaging to 58,000 a year. scroll.in/article/108160… Even though it's a widespread problem, @_Vaishnavi_R found how little focus there was on the conflict.
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National Geographic
National Geographic@NatGeo·
Rattlesnakes are often persecuted for their needle-sharp fangs and toxic venom. Yet, new research reveals they're good parents and neighbors, and their venom may help save lives. Can we overcome our widespread fear and protect them from extinction? 🔗 on.natgeo.com/3C2aOtG
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Lancaster Uni Events
Lancaster Uni Events@lancs_events·
Our next public lecture pm 13 May is all about snakebites! Join @LancasterUni's Dr Steve Hall as he explores the history of snakebite, the limitations of current treatments, and cutting-edge research. Book your free ticket here: trybooking.com/uk/EPHP
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Ministry of Health
Ministry of Health@MoHFW_INDIA·
कुछ सावधानियों को अपना कर सांप के काटने से बच सकता है। यदि किसी को सांप ने काट लिया है तो उचित उपचार के लिए इस वीडियो में दिखाए गए तरीकों को अपनाएं। आइए थोड़ी सी सूझ-बूझ अपना कर हम सर्पदंश से होने वाली मृत्यु पर रोक लगाएं! #SnakeBite
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Telegraph Global Health Security
Telegraph Global Health Security@TelGlobalHealth·
Inflammation drug could be repurposed to treat toxic snake bites. Researchers discover the drug is highly effective at blocking one of the most damaging toxins released by spitting cobras. Full story below 👇 telegraph.co.uk/global-health/…
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MSF Access
MSF Access@MSF_access·
“She was lucky that she was brought to us in good time.” When Workey Mekonen’s face started to swell after being bitten by a snake, it was a race against time to get to the MSF clinic in Abdurafi for treatment - read on to find out what happened next 👉 ow.ly/52I630nGIby
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MSF Access
MSF Access@MSF_access·
#DidYouKnow? Every year 2.1 million people are bitten by venomous snakes 🐍 @WHO has released an ambitious plan to tackle the suffering caused by #snakebite. This could be a turning point in tackling this neglected disease. 👉msfaccess.org/snakebite
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MSF Access
MSF Access@MSF_access·
Are you passionate about neglected tropical diseases and want to know more about #snakebite, one of the #NTDs with the highest burden? (A thread) ⬇️
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Science Translational Medicine
This week's new issue of Science Translational Medicine has arrived! A synthetic antibody against deadly snake venoms takes a step toward a "universal" antivenom, a novel antibacterial compound suppresses a dangerous cousin of M. tuberculosis, and more. scim.ag/5Xl
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Horizon Magazine
Horizon Magazine@HorizonMagEU·
Traditional #antivenoms are outdated and face drawbacks, prompting the development of safer, more targeted snakebite treatments. Learn about the EU scientists making this happen in the new Horizon Magazine article ➡️ bit.ly/49OkLpi #ResearchImpactEU
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