Denis Chopera

@dchopera

Biomedical Researcher, African Research Capacity Development Expert, Fellow 2018, Programme Executive Manager -Views are my own

Dołączył marzec 2017
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    I'm dead chuffed to have my first story in the WIRED UK. The world could learn a lot from how Africa is handling Covid-19 Thanks, , , and

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    nice to see this article "Our work since 2015 suggests that African-led capacity building is successful & is the ideal route to make sustainable changes. African-led science must eventually translate into African-funded research."

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    "Locals must lead the way to African scientific capacity and solutions". 👩🏿‍🔬🌍✅ New article in by our & reflecting on 5 years of the programme. Read more here:

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    Congratulations Dr Wong!

    So so grateful to my mentor for guiding and pushing me always and my amazing Durban community of students and colleagues who always make me remember the reason we stay in the fight /
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    An immunomodulatory drug used to treat multiple sclerosis has been found to inhibit infection and transmission in Human immune cells, according to new research from George Washington University

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    In this Op-Ed I highlight some of the reasons for the continued failure of HIV vaccines. It is time to get back to basics and spend millions of dollars when the chances of success are realistic. @AAS_AESA

    Vaccine research is essential to end the epidemic in Sub-Saharan and beyond. But, as notes, it's a long-term solution, and we don’t yet have the knowledge to merit highly expensive, large-scale clinical trials.
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    Catch up on my highlights from We are resilient even in the heat of battle against a pandemic

    The 23rd was convened virtually for the first time earlier this month. We caught up with our Prof - one of the conference’s plenary speakers on HIV vaccine and cure - about some of his highlights:
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    In this publication, we argue that Africa-led capacity building is working and is optimal to produce innovative, impactful and sustained solutions for better health in Africa. I am proud to be working with superb colleagues in this endeavor @AAS_AESA

    Our recent publication on the benefits of African-led scientific capacity building
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    Catch our Programme Director, Prof. at the 23rd on the 1st & 7th of July. With over 600 virtual sessions and events, engage in topics on the latest HIV science, knowledge and advocacy. Register here to access his talks:

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    Just completed two days of SANTHE Research 2020 online. What an inspirational and talented group of young scientists! Surely, Africa's future is bright and will be increasingly healthy with these young people at the helm. @AAS_AESA

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    One day down, and one more to go! We had a great turn-out and interesting conversations and presentations. Thank you to all those who participated and contributed during the course of the day.

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    Great presentation by PhD Fellow during Session 3 of the . Our fellows have made significant progress despite the challenges faced due to the -19 pandemic.

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    For the fist time ever, we are hosting a combined online Research Day that is taking place today and tomorrow. We look forward to hearing about the progress on the ongoing projects! Watch this space for more updates! Tag our conversations with -ResearchDay2020

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    "Each time a woman speaks - let us hear what she is contributing, and not how she says it. It is not a congeniality contest." panellist weighs in on the conversation happening now!

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    The wait is over! The SuperScientist Gender Equity Campaign by , the project Principal Investigator, starts today! Join the conversation on on Facebook or Twitter , you do not want to miss out on anything!

    On , we are excited to celebrate this group of 24 amazing African scientists who are reshaping our world and fighting for ! Follow us to meet SuperScientists, unpack the issues and envision African-led solutions. Buckle up!
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    Well done , , and for championing on the African continent. Amazing work!

    On , we are excited to celebrate this group of 24 amazing African scientists who are reshaping our world and fighting for ! Follow us to meet SuperScientists, unpack the issues and envision African-led solutions. Buckle up!
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    Congratulations to Prof. for this great achievement and for being an inspiration to the African continent! UCT academic among world's top 60 inspirational leaders in pharmaceutical industry

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    South African scientists in the thick of fighting SARS-CoV-2 and COVID-19. So far, it is working and very inspiring. Keep up the great effort.

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    Thank you Masiyiwa family. I would urge that the doctors and nurses who will ventilate patients are trained properly because ventilating a person with Corona virus is not the same. It’s a different disease to other ARDS. Am happy to share more information

    The Masiyiwa family donated 45 ventilators and they are providing Personal Protective Equipment for doctors, nurses & other frontline professionals. We should thank them for that very IMPORTANT intervention. I urge other business people to do the same too!
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    It is disheartening to see how much false information is being distributed out there and how people are believing it.

    The anti-vax movement needs to be understood and countered with reason, facts and other forms of social persuasion. We now have all kinds of conspiracy theories, misconceptions and misinformation around COVID-19 and vaccines. Without vaccines, we face a public health disaster.
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