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Tuesday, March 16, 2021

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15. Inability To Walk Coupled with Subcutaneous Nodules: A Medical Mystery in Rwanda Leads to a Diagnosis of Cysticercosis with Neurocysticercosis

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Jessica Tuan, MD, MS, of YSM
American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene Annual Meeting, November 2020

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Sheela Shenoi

March 16, 2021 at 6:58 pm Reply

Is it possible that disseminated cysticercosis is underestimated, possibly due to diagnostic bias (ie. lack of or limited availability of diagnostics in resource-limited settings)?

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Welcome!

The Office of Global Health in the Department of Internal Medicine welcomes you to our first Virtual Global Health Poster session, as a lead up to the 10th Annual Global Health Day Symposium “Global Health Capacity Building at Yale – Past, Present and Future.”

The virtual poster session will take place on Tuesday, March 16th from 12-1pm on Zoom.

The poster authors will give a short presentation about their work and then field questions in real time and via chat. The comment function for each poster entry will be live through Friday, March 19th, so viewers will be able to review the posters and ask questions in an asynchronous manner as well.

Recent Posts

TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. “If it’s not cold, it’s not sold:” Leveraging a private sector service network to improve cold chain uptime and vaccine availability in Lagos, Nigeria
2. Project Last Mile and Girl Champ: the impact of private sector strategic marketing expertise on demand for health services amongst adolescent girls and young women (AGYW) in eSwatini
3. Association of Regional Body Composition and Physical Function using the Short Physical Performance Battery among Peruvian Women with HIV
4. Virtual Reality Appications in Global Interventional Radiology Education
5. “Where can we find active TB?” Case finding at community sites and alcohol based venues (ABVs) in rural South Africa
6. Project Last Mile in South Africa supports a national differentiated service delivery (DSD) model for integrated disease management and improved access to antiretrovirals (ARVs)
7. Patterns of Orthopaedic Management at a Regional Referral Hospital in Western Uganda
8. HIV Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) at Alcohol Venues in Rural South Africa
9. Pilot Program: Student Run Patient Navigator Program Catering to the Health and Well-being of Refugee and Underserved Patients
10. The untold plight of mental health and substance use in African Emergency Department populations: a cross-sectional study at East Africa’s largest public hospital
11. Teaching the Y-HEALAR: Medical Trainees Participating in an Innovative Refugee Health Education Initiative
12. Mental health impact of Covid-19 lockdown and concerns about continuing HIV care among older PLWH in Ukraine
13. Prevalence of chronic and infectious diseases among Venezuelan refugees at the international border with Colombia, a secondary data analysis of primary care facilities
14. Improvements in interprofessional knowledge among healthcare profession students participating in a multi-university, virtual, interprofessional education (VIPE) collaboration
15. Inability To Walk Coupled with Subcutaneous Nodules: A Medical Mystery in Rwanda Leads to a Diagnosis of Cysticercosis with Neurocysticercosis
16. When infection and malignancy intersect in Rwanda: A diagnostic challenge in the tropics – Case Report
17. Soil Transmitted Helminthiases in Rural Schol Children in Retalhuleu, Guatemala
18. Cholera Vaccination in Pregnancy: A Systematic Review/Meta Analysis of Fetal and Prenatal Mortality and Morbidity

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