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Just attended an incredible talk by Fredros Okumu about Biology and control of Malaria vectors at @UofG_SBOHVM, #Research2023awayday. His creativity and expertise on the subject is truly inspiring. #malaria #vectorcontrol

Gratitude is key. Never fail to appreciate what the Almighty has blessed you with. Use the blessings in His cause and He will grant you more. Do your best in your worldly affairs and the Hereafter. When He sees you doing your part, He will open doors that no man can shut.

This morning, I engaged in 30 minutes broadcast on radio, raising community awareness about Malaria and its control on behalf of #ifakarabranch Ifakara Health Institute, with DMO discussed the government's investment in control programs, notably in Kilombero valley. #WorldMalariaDay2023

🙌 Issa Mshani #WorldMalariaDay2023

Childhood Use of Insecticide-Treated Nets Leads to Better Education and Future Success ~ In this study, we investigated the long-term effects of using insecticide-treated nets (ITNs) in childhood on educational outcomes, fertility, and marriage in early adulthood in rural

Are there any ongoing properly designed, closely supervised, and follow-up #Malaria Elimination experiments, even on a small scale, similar to those conducted at Pare Taveta back 1959-1960 ???????????

The ultimate goal shouldn't be simply "zero malaria". Instead we should be aiming for "stickiness", building resilient communities untroubled by malaria. That requires a different strategy than necessary to simply achieve zero cases

Anopheles stephensi Has Now Crossed the Equator ~ Researchers in Kenya have unexpectedly discovered the invasive malaria mosquito during an unrelated survey of viruses in the western city of Kisumu. The finding represents the first detection of these mosquitoes south of the

Thx to partners from UK Health Security Agency, UKCEH Paper Alerts , Scottish Government , Public Health Scotland, EPIC Scotland & Former NatureScot account for joining our MosquitoScotland project meeting at University of Glasgow. Great discussion on plans to set up surveillance for mosquitoes & their pathogens in Scotland VectorsGlasgow

We have officially launched our MosquitoScotland project! Follow us for updates on risk of mosquito-borne diseases in Scotland! And stay tuned for PhD opportunities!

Not everyday will be smooth sailing. There will be bumpy rides and life can get uncomfortable. Although you can’t see what's ahead of you, know that the Almighty is always preparing you for what’s to come. Trust the process.

Very interesting talks at #IASC2023, please join us tomorrow as well for more sessions. You can join online via YouTube channel, youtube.com/@ifakarahealth…

#IASC2023 DAY 3️⃣: Session on Mentorship and Career Development🌟 Distinguished panelists Fredros Okumu, Dr. Wilson, Dr. Mtenga, Dr. Abdullah & Prof Gerry Killeen shared invaluable insights on how scientists can grow professionally and compete on global platforms. 🌐📚 Each

Ifakara Health Institute is dope! #IASC2023

Knowledge translation for health impact, precisely what we do Ifakara Health Institute

Just arrived in Motherland Ethiopia for PAMCA, Africa Conference in Addis Ababa. Proudly representing VectorsGlasgow with Mauro Pazmiño 🇪🇨🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Andrea Kipingu #ivancasas & others Looking forward to meeting many good friends here @UofG_SBOHVM Ifakara Health Institute

Naomi Urio presenting effects of agricultural pesticides on #malaria vectors Ifakara Health Institute Fredros Okumu

The School are delighted to announce the appointment of Professor Fredros Okumu (Fredros Okumu), Professor of Vector Biology. Professor Okumu is a leader in Global Health who is internationally renowned for his research on African malaria vectors. Welcome Professor Okumu!

Delighted that my longstanding colleague & friend Fredros Okumu has joined us as a Professor of Vector Biology @UofG_SBOHVM. Looking forward to continuing to work together & learn from you Ifakara Health Institute VectorsGlasgow

This young man, Issa, is always winning. And I think he will always be winning. If you know him, you will understand why we are not surprised. I guess for me, there is also the added beauty of the peer-to peer mentorship program they are engaged in by at Ifakara Health Institute . I think