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📢Attention all in #HealthEconomics, #publichealth , & #Epidemiology! Join us for the 1st Workshop on the Economics of Pandemic Preparedness in Stockholm, 19-20 June 2024. Expect great research, lively discussions, and a stunning setting. Don't miss the early bird by April 1st!

There will be great keynote speakers Dr Edith Patouillard World Health Organization (WHO) and Professor Aditya Goenka (AGoenka) Uni of Birmingham, friendly atmosphere and a great place.

"Public health aims to improve the health of the population rather than saving money...just because an intervention does not generate cost-savings it does not mean the national health system should not adopt it..."

Wonderful to meet our latest addition to the team macro-economist Guillaume Morel in person, and to work out how to improve our economic modelling.

Brilliant afternoon Center for Global Development with John-Arne Røttingen and Pete Baker discussing how to structure procurement to aggregate demand for public goods, and other tricky global health issues.

We are THRILLED to have been ranked 2nd in the world and 1st in the UK and Europe in this year's QS QS World University Rankings! 🎊🥳 #QSWUR Thank you to everyone in #OurImperial community for making this result possible! 💙

One of the very few econ-epi models in an LMIC: ⁦Shirley Crankson⁩ presenting modelling on the health and economic impacts of the pandemic in Ghana at #EconomicsofPandemicPreparedness

Brilliant contribution by Thomas Rawson on the dangers of modern chicken rearing practices for #H5N1 and other pathogens. And despite the seriousness of the topic, such a fun read!

Delighted that the report on our workshop on the economics of pandemic preparedness is published!

Keep the 20th Nov free: Our annual symposium, this year on how to strengthen health systems in crisis situations.

Evidence that lower COVID mortality in Sub-Saharan Africa is probably a myth, judging by findings for Zambia. And that vaccine equality would have averted up to 68% (95%CrI 64-71) of excess deaths. Amazing contribution from Pablo_PerGuz

Our very own Bin Zhou on the World Heart Federation #HeartCafe session to discuss initiatives that support improved data collection and availability. ❤️🫀 proud to support global heart health! ❤️‍🩹

Amazing news: The Jameel Institute with it’s partners launched a groundbreaking new project JI-RISE. Aim is to address one of the most intractable and heartbreaking public health challenges: Strengthening critical health care during humanitarian crises.

We’re spoiled with the most fascinating research at today’s #JISymposium. Feat: Professor Marisa Miraldo from Centre for Health Economics & Policy Innovation kindly educating us on behaviours and their inevitable impacts on #healthsystems 🧠🧐🩺

Fantastic presentations by our speakers on health systems during emergencies at our annual Jameel Institute symposium. Professor Marisa Miraldo calling for behavioural surveillance to understand differences in human behaviour during emergencies, and design more effective interventions.

I am delighted to be joining this exciting initiative: How to set up the right incentives to stop the next pandemic. Thanks PAX Sapiens

I am humbled and delighted to win this medal. Thanks to Imperial, all who nominated me ❤️, and my wonderful colleagues who I have such fun working with every day.