Tropical disease research


New implementation research funded in Eastern Mediterranean region

TDR news item 
27 January 2017

Eight new implementation research proposals have been selected for the Joint TDR/ World Health Organization Eastern Mediterranean Region Small Grants Scheme. Projects are on neglected tropical diseases, malaria and tuberculosis.

New implementation research funded in Eastern Mediterranean region

Read more about 2016-2017 Eastern Mediterranean grantees

News

28 April 2017 – The journal PLOS NTD has published an article profiling the progress and challenges building research capacity in low- and middle-income countries. They highlight successes from TDR and...

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Deadline for submission: 1 August, 2016 Only applicants from the WHO Eastern Mediterranean Region are eligible. The WHO Regional Office for the Eastern Mediterranean and the Special Programme for Research and Training...

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Occult hepatitis B virus infection among Egyptian blood donors

Hepatitis B virus (HBV) remains a major public health problem worldwide. Egypt is considered an area of intermediate for the virus. HBV transmission by hepatitis B surface antigen (HBsAg) negative...

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In focus

14 May 2017 – Representatives from the Ministry of Health of Libya and the National Center for Disease Control paid a 2-day visit to the WHO Regional Office from 24...

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Events

Capacity-building in tropical disease implementation research

12 March 2017 – In collaboration with Arabian Gulf University (AGU) in Manama, Bahrain and Tropical Disease Research (TDR), WHO headquarters, the Research Promotion and Development programme in the WHO...

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Implementation research training, Pasteur Institute, Tunis, 15–17 June 2015

The workshop was held at the Pasteur Institute, Tunis, Tunisia, using the TDR implementation research toolkit and included 16 participants from Afghanistan, Pakistan, Islamic Republic of Iran, Sudan, Tunisia, Yemen....

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