South-East Asia Regional Conference on Epidemiology

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Plenary 1 The enduring relevance of epidemiology Chairpersons: R.K. Srivastava Ron Waldman Session Coordinator: Rajesh Bhatia Epidemiology in action: past, present and future – David Heymann Revitalizing primary health care: how epidemiology can help – Ravi Narayan
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Plenary 5 Epidemiology for the futu
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Human resource development for heal
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Epidemiological resources in the Un
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Laboratories as an essential compon
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The need for better burden-of-disea
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The burden of pneumonia in the WHO
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Introduction A Brain-to-Society app
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Uses and development of Geographic
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Parallel Session 5 HIV, TB and Mala
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Antimalarial drug resistance: a pot
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Climate change and human health: im
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1.1 Thermal extremes South<
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Parallel Session 7 Pandemic (H1N1)
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Pandemic infuenza A H1N1: preparedn
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Preparing Indonesia for pandemic in
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Conclusions Fig.: Weekly Pandemic (
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Thailand’s response to influenza
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Field epidemiology training program
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Expansion and utilization of FETP a
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Leadership, management and epidemio
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