 
                                James Henry Cross
@jhenryc
Assistant Professor @NEST360org at @LSHTM. Neonatal Care/Clinical Microbiology/Data Scientist. Views my own.
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26-10-2009 13:58:06
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        Looking to build your skills in #Epidemiology and #MedicalStatistics? ๐ Join the 3-week short course at London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine and gain practical skills in study design, analysis, and interpretation! Choose to attend in person or online. Register Now! #OnlineLearning #PublicHealth #GlobalHealth
 
        Fantastic! Very happy for you bro Emmanuel Jatta ๐ฌ๐ฒ!Looking forward to seeing you both at the airport! โ๏ธ
 
        ๐จ Exciting opportunity to shape newborn global health standards! World Health Organization (WHO) is calling for expert feedback on the target product profile for tests tackling neonatal sepsis. All insights would be invaluable! Submit comments by July 14th #GlobalHealth #NeonatalCare #NeonatalSepsis
 
        ๐ฌ๐ฉธ๐งซStrengthening Clinical Laboratories: Addressing Routine Diagnostics for Neonatal Sepsis and AMR in High-Burden Settingsโmy recent spotlight for LSHTM AMR Centre Newsletter. Read more: bit.ly/3zdcj6m #AMR #NeonatalHealth #Diagnostics #NeonatalSepsis
 
        Happy to share that I have been promoted to Assistant Professor at London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine! Grateful and excited to continue contributing to impactful research and education in global health. Thanks to all for support, in particular - Eric Ohuma Prof Joy Lawn NEST360 #NewbornHealth #GlobalHealth
 
         
         
         
        Our new BMJ Global Health paper highlights the urgent need for affordable, accurate diagnostics to tackle neonatal sepsis in LMICs. Early detection can save lives, reduce antibiotic overuse, and help fight AMR. Read: gh.bmj.com/content/9/9/e0โฆ #GlobalHealth #NeonatalSepsis #AMR"
 
        Great to be at the LSHTM AMR Centre #AMRDataSymposium today. Critical issue is the alarming lack of AMR data from the most vulnerableโ admitted small and sick newborns in high-burden settings. Closing this gap is essential to tackling #AMR, #outbreaks & improving #neonatal mortality
 
         
         
        Great blog post from London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine James Henry Cross spotlights #FlemingFund Regional Grant #MAAP, led by ASLM, the recently published study The Lancet Microbe on a 'critical assessment of #AMR detection capabilities ... while offering actionable recommendations' for #Africa. #AMRSurveillance
 
        ๐ข Calling all biomedical, public health & medical professionals/PhD students! Boost your epidemiology & stats skills with our introductory London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine short course. Gain hands-on experience & insights from experts. Apply now! ๐๐ #Epidemiology #Statistics #PublicHealth
 
         
         
                         
                        