🚨New Project Publication!🚨
A new study by our #GenPathAfrica consortium shows that countries can confidently adopt genomic surveillance for #TB, even in resource-limited settings.
Read more ➡️ tinyurl.com/5n867jmv
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In a new interview, Dr Gian van der Spuy and Dr Sam Oyola share how the #GenPathAfrica project is leveraging bioinformatics and digital tools to transform genomic surveillance across Sub-Saharan Africa.
🎥 Watch here: youtu.be/9GwuqDfXiZE
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🌍💊#WAAW2025 highlight – #GenPathAfrica
In a new interview, Prof Annelies van Rie and Prof Rob Warren share how GenPath Africa’s PARR-TB study harnesses #GenomicSequencing to combat the growing threat of drug-resistant #TB.
🎥Watch here: tinyurl.com/4y7pmn42
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During #WorldAMRWeek, we celebrate LINQ-supported projects dedicated to fighting the rise in #AMR to protect global health.
Stay tuned to learn more about #ComBacAfrica, #GenPathAfrica, #MARCSEAfrica, #PROTECT, #Vax2Muc!
#WAAW #WAAW2025 #ActOnAMR @globalhealthedctp3.bsky.social
🚀 Mozambique takes a major step forward in genomic surveillance
We’re proud to see our #GenPathAfrica colleague's collaboration with Instituto Nacional de Saúde (INS) help lay the groundwork for a new 10-year integrated genomics strategy to protect public health.
Learn more👉 tinyurl.com/ycyfee7f
🎥New video: Using #GenomicSurveillance to control pathogen infections
Watch @tuliodna.bsky.social and Dr Nália Ismael discuss how the #GenPathAfrica project is enhancing genomic surveillance across Africa to protect public health.
Watch here👉 youtu.be/ok4RgsFIlrE
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#Dengue is rising fast in #Africa, especially #WestAfrica, with >90,000 confirmed cases and 900 deaths in the last decade.
New study by our #GenPathAfrica project shows urgent need for better surveillance & local response.
📖 Read: doi.org/10.1016/j.tm...
🧬How can genomics help control infectious diseases?
In an interview, #GenPathAfrica coordinator @tuliodna.bsky.social shares the project’s mission to control pathogen infections in Africa through advancing genomic surveillance.
🎥Watch here: youtu.be/yfaUsgChOAE
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🚨New project publication 🚨
A new study by our EDCTP3-funded #GenPathAfrica consortium examines 10 years of #dengue data in Africa – warning that cases will keep rising in the future.
Read more 👉 tinyurl.com/3expbypj
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🚨New project publication🚨
In a new study, our @globalhealthedctp3.bsky.social -funded #GenPathAfrica consortium traced Malawi’s 2022–2023 cholera outbreak to bacteria from Pakistan - showing how travel and climate-driven floods can fuel epidemics.
Read more👉 tinyurl.com/mvr58dwv
🚀 In July 2025, members of our @globalhealthedctp3.bsky.social-funded #GenPathAfrica project hosted two hands-on trainings to strengthen genomic capacity in Africa:
🔬 TB Genomics Bioinformatics in South Africa
🧬 Pathogen Sequencing in Mozambique
Read more👉 tinyurl.com/sxw7bc3h
🌍On July 6, we celebrate #WorldZoonosesDay!
In our #EDCTP3 -funded #GenPathAfrica project, scientists are championing a #OneHealth approach by using genomic surveillance to track zoonotic threats like Mtb and RVF in Kenya and South Africa.
Explore the project➡️ www.genpath-africa.org
This week at the #EDCTPForum, CERI Director Prof @tuliodna.bsky.social highlighted how #GenPathAfrica and the GenEpi Network are strengthening outbreak preparedness through genomic epidemiology across Africa. @linq-management.bsky.social
🤝Last week, the #EDCTP3 funded #GenPathAfrica project held its second annual meeting in Antwerp!
The event brought together partners from across Africa and Europe to reflect on our progress, strengthen collaboration, and plan the next phase of the project.
Read more ➡️ tinyurl.com/5bk3jtub
#GenPathAfrica partners are meeting in Antwerp this week!
On the agenda: sharing progress, aligning efforts, and planning next steps to advance genomic epidemiology in Africa.
Want to learn more? Check out our website: www.genpath-africa.org
#GenPathAfrica partners are meeting in Antwerp this week!
On the agenda: sharing progress, aligning efforts, and planning next steps to advance genomic epidemiology in Africa.
Want to learn more? Check out our website: www.genpath-africa.org
🚨New project publication 🚨
🧬 A recent study by our Global Health EDCTP3-funded #GenPathAfrica consortium uses targeted sequencing to enhance #RVFV genomic surveillance - marking a key innovation in tracking the virus.
Learn more ➡️ tinyurl.com/3fec3nb2
🎉 Congratulations to our #GenPathAfrica colleague Nália Ismael on earning her PhD!
To celebrate, we asked her about her work to improve Mozambique’s response to public health threats by increasing #genomicsurveillance.
Learn more about Nália and her exciting work: tinyurl.com/2jt484up
On #WorldTBDay2025 our #GenPathAfrica colleagues share how the project’s PARR-TB study is using next-generation sequencing to advance the fight against drug-resistant #TB in South Africa.
Learn more: tinyurl.com/5errxhhr
#WorldTBDay #YesWeCanEndTB #EndTB
🚨 New Project Publications! 🚨
Two studies from our #EDCTP -funded #GenPathAfrica consortium used genomic analysis to
🧬 provide the first in-depth analysis of #DENV in Ethiopia
🧫discover #TB in shared water sources in rural South Africa, where TB-spread is high
Read more▶️ tinyurl.com/44hwxuuu
Our #GenPathAfrica coordinator Prof. @tuliodna.bsky.social shares his thoughts on US funding cuts and the future of health research - check out the article on Spotlight 👇
Today we celebrate International Day of Women and Girls in Science by talking to some of the inspiring women in our #GenPathAfrica consortium about their journeys as #WomenInSTEM.
Read more➡️ lmy.de/TjRCe
#EDCTP3 #IDWGS #WomenInScience #GirlsInSTEM
