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Title |
Speaker |
| Chapter 1 - Concept and public health of Neglected Tropical Diseases |
| C1.1 |
The Neglected Tropical Diseases concept |
Jean Jannin (SFMTSI) |
| C1.2 |
Neglected Tropical Diseases: Intervention Strategies |
Ibrahim Socé Fall |
| C1.3 |
Impacts and consequences of Neglected Tropical Diseases |
Jean Jannin (SFMTSI) |
| Chapter 2 - Current situation of NTDs |
| C2.1 |
Diversity of NTD |
Albis Francesco Gabrielli (WHO) |
| C2.2 |
Human African Trypanosomiasis |
Brice Rotureau (Institut Pasteur) / Dramane Kaba (IPR, côte d’Ivoire) |
| C2.3 |
Visceral Leishmaniasis |
Cléa Melenotte (APHP) |
| C2.4 |
Chagas disease |
Pedro Albajar Vinas (WHO) |
| C2.5 |
Lymphatic filariasis |
Michel Boussinesq (IRD) |
| C2.6 |
Schistosomiasis |
Janelisa Musaya University of Malawi |
| C2.7 |
Onchocerciasis |
Joseph Kamgno, University of Yaoundé |
| Chapter 3 - Access |
| C3.1 |
Access as a key challenge for NTDs |
Nathalie Strub-Wourgaft (Panther) |
| C3.2 |
Access to treatment for NTDs -example of HAT |
Gerardo Priotto (WHO) |
| C3.3 |
Access to diagnosis, format and distribution |
Veerle Lejon (IRD) |
| Chapter 4 - Control of NTD |
| C4.1 |
Control of NTD ; Control, elimination, eradication |
Cléa Melenotte (APHP) |
| C4.2 |
Importance of Geographic Information System |
Giuliano Cecchi (FAO) |
| C4.3 |
Neglected and Tropical Diseases and sustainibility |
Jean Jannin (SFMTSI) |
| C4.4 |
NTDs, zoonoses and One Health |
Eric M. Fèvre (University of Liverpool, UK) |
| Chapter 5 - Research towards NTD elimination |
| C5.1 |
Current research on Neglected Tropical Diseases and needs |
Cléa Melenotte (APHP) and Brice Rotureau (Institut Pasteur) |
| C5.2 |
Quantitative biology approaches toward NTD elimination |
Gerald Späth (Institut Pasteur) |
| C5.3 |
Reservoir and vector hosts |
Philippe Solano (IRD) |
| C5.4 |
Insights into diagnostic methods for dengue |
Cheikh Tidiane DIAGNE |
| C5.5 |
Research and development in NTD |
Antoine Tarral (AT -CLINPHARM) |
| C5.6 |
Research towards NTD elimination: Modelling |
Kat Rock (University of Warwick, UK) |
