Title: Why We Need Storytelling and Behavioral Economics In- And Out of- a Pandemic

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Hon. H.E. Sir. Dr. Raphael Louis, (Global Healthcare Reform Expert), is the Founder, Chairman, President & Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of The Federal Association for the Advancement of Visible Minorities (FAAVM), whereas a NFP Corporation including activities such as the FAAVM Socio Economic Development Council (SEDC), which plays a vital portion in the overall mission realization of the organization. He is also Founder/Leader of the National Coalition Party of Canada (NCPC) and believes that most Canadians who are in the slightest degree politically active are inclined to hold one of the two chief political positions common in this country, what we call conservatism or liberalism, thus politically, Canadians are highly divided. Raphael political vision when it comes to issues of finance, immigration, public health, national security, diplomacy, human rights, international trade, foreign direct investment (FDI) and environmental protection, is that government must represent Canadian interests first.

Title: An evaluation of cholera surveillance system in the Ga east municipality accraa

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Dr. Leon G. Leanse is currently appointed as a research fellow at Harvard Medical School working within the Wellman Center for Photomedicine at Massachusetts General Hospital. He is a molecular microbiologist by training, with an MSc from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine and a PhD in molecular microbiology from Imperial College London. Dr. Leanse’s research is current is currently focused on synergistic light-antimicrobial interactions for the elimination of multidrug resistant localized infections.

Title: Infectious disease: Prophylactic approach through Unani medicine-A review

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Haluskova Balter Ivana, MD, France

French Medical professional specialized in infectious diseases, internal medicine covering various therapeutic axes, certified in Immunology and Pediatric, MBA vaccinology and years of active clinical practice. Certified in Health and diplomacy (Geneve) Lived multi-country medical “field “experience in Southeast Asia (India in particular), West/Central/East Europe. Speaking French, English, Russian, Italian, Czech, Slovak with notion of Mandarin.

Over 15 years of experience in senior position in various industry companies in research and development for European and USA for vaste and complexe international programs and therapeutic areas for adults and children including infectious and tropical diseases, vaccins, metabolic and CVS, neurodegenerative diseases,inflammation, onco/oncoimmunology and orphan indications. Active member of World alliance against antibiotic resistance (Administrative board) and French immunology society (SFI) administrative board and several international academic societies (focus on innovation of R&D reflecting immunology and genetic variability, role of immunologic approach for treatment and diagnostic, tackle problem of resistance for antimicrobials(TB including), antiparasisitc, antivirals etc  using multiple approach and linking multiple partners in concept of One health.

Title: Fever is not a symptom in covid-19. None of the diseases require fever as its symptom

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International Public Health Specialist with more than twelve years of experience in humanitarian affairs associated with Maternal, New born and Child Health (MNCH), Research, Project Monitoring and Evaluation, Health System Strengthening, Quality Assurance and Capacity Building, with teaching/mentoring experience for public health students, staff and volunteers. He worked for Doctors with Africa – CUAMM Lake state, South Sudan as Technical Project Manager where he was responsible for providing leadership and overall guidance in project planning, implementation and monitoring/evaluation including direct technical support; (training and mentoring) to staff, towards achieving effective participatory and sustainable implementation, of primary and secondary health care system at all levels. He presently works Health Support Organaization – THESO as Country Program Director, South Sudan.

Dr. Nebiyu has been involved in many public health field works and operational researches. He has research publications on various medical and public health issues to his credit. He is known for commitment to excellence that is evident through all aspects of his work. He is innovative, demonstrates respect for others, passionate about his work and has a strong sense of accountability. His contributions have helped dramatically improve the reproductive health, child health, Expanded Program on Immunization (EPI), surveillance, prevention and treatment of Communicable and Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs), health promotion, nutrition therapy program (as funded by USAID, HPF, WFP, UNICEF, Japan Plat fourm and Italian Cooperation funds) including evaluation system in South Sudan.

Title: Epidemiology of Infection, Hospital Infection Prevention and Control Programs

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Hejer Harrabi is Born in 20 June 1980, Kairouan,Tunisia.

Medical Studies: University of Medicine Sfax, Tunisia; François Rabelais University of Tours, France; El Manar University Tunis, Tunisia

Diploma: Doctor in medicine in 2009, specialist in infectious diseases in 2010, University diploma (U.D) “Vaccinology”, U.D of Washington University “ Clinical Management of HIV”, UD “Reanimation in infectious diseases”, U.D “Antibiotherapy”, U.D “Geriatric medicine”, U.D. “Medical pedagogy”

Career: Referring doctor in infectious diseases and clinical researcher in the infectious diseases department, CHRU Tours, France (2009-2011); Public health doctor specialized in infectious diseases, CHU Ibn ElJazzar (2012-2014); University hospital assistant in the infectious diseases department, CHU La Rabta, El Manar University, Tunis (2014 - to now)

Articles: Chronic Hepatitis E and Immunosuppressive Therapy (N Engl J Med 2014),   Uncomplicated urinary tract infection (N Engl J Med, 2012), Molecular diagnosis of Rickettsia infection in patients from Tunisia (Ticks Tick Borne Dis. 2016), A probably isolated subclavicular lymphadenopathy in acute leukemia: An unusual manifestation of cryptococcosis (Myc. Med 2010),  Bilateral emphysematous pyelonephritis caused by Candida glabrata: An exceptional entity (J. Nephro 2010).

e-book: Tuberculous tenosynovitis: literature review (July 2016) 

Title: Human : Lifestyle diseases and their remedies

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Dr. Dorkina Carmell Myrick is an accomplished leader, physician, scientist, policymaker, writer, and future attorney at the Boston University School of Law with work experience in the governments of the United States (judicial, legislative, and executive branches) and the United Kingdom.

Dr. Myrick worked as a judicial extern at the United States District Court of the District of Massachusetts for the Honorable William G. Young. Immediately prior to this, Dr. Myrick worked as a judicial intern for the Honorable O. Rogeriee Thompson at the United States First Circuit Court of Appeals.

While at the University of Oxford, Dr. Myrick worked as a Global Health Policy Consultant for Dame Sally Davies, Chief Medical Officer of England, at the Department of Health in the United Kingdom. While there, Dr. Myrick formulated recommendations to combat antimicrobial resistance for submission to the United Nations General Assembly Meeting on antimicrobial resistance in September 2016.

Dr. Myrick worked in the United States Senate as a Brookings Institution Congressional Fellow for Senator Patty Murray on the Senate Committee on Veterans’ Affairs and as a Senior Health Policy Advisor for Senator Bill Nelson on the Senate Special Committee on Aging. She also worked as a health staffer in the United States House of Representatives. In addition, Dr. Myrick worked on political campaigns for Senators Edward Markey and Cory Booker.

Dr. Myrick worked at the National Institutes of Health during the administrations of President George W. Bush and President Barack H. Obama, where she received a 10-year National Cancer Institute Director's Award for her service. Dr. Myrick managed and provided program oversight for over $252 million in National Institutes of Health research grants in basic science, clinical, and translational research housed at medical centers and academic research institutions nation-wide.

Dr. Myrick earned M.D. and Ph.D. degrees from Brown University School of Medicine as the first African-American to complete the M.D.-Ph.D. program. Dr. Myrick completed a medical residency in Pathology at the National Cancer Institute of the National Institutes of Health. She also holds a Master of Public Policy from the University of Oxford, a Certificate in Public Leadership from the Brookings Institution, and a Certificate in Legislative Studies from Georgetown University. Dr. Myrick received a B.S. in Biology from Prairie View A & M University. Dr. Myrick is interested in international issues at the intersection of medicine, research, innovation, law, and policy.

Dr. Dorkina Carmell Myrick is an accomplished leader, physician, scientist, policymaker, writer, and future attorney at the Boston University School of Law with work experience in the governments of the United States (judicial, legislative, and executive branches) and the United Kingdom.

Dr. Myrick worked as a judicial extern at the United States District Court of the District of Massachusetts for the Honorable William G. Young. Immediately prior to this, Dr. Myrick worked as a judicial intern for the Honorable O. Rogeriee Thompson at the United States First Circuit Court of Appeals.

While at the University of Oxford, Dr. Myrick worked as a Global Health Policy Consultant for Dame Sally Davies, Chief Medical Officer of England, at the Department of Health in the United Kingdom. While there, Dr. Myrick formulated recommendations to combat antimicrobial resistance for submission to the United Nations General Assembly Meeting on antimicrobial resistance in September 2016.

Dr. Myrick worked in the United States Senate as a Brookings Institution Congressional Fellow for Senator Patty Murray on the Senate Committee on Veterans’ Affairs and as a Senior Health Policy Advisor for Senator Bill Nelson on the Senate Special Committee on Aging. She also worked as a health staffer in the United States House of Representatives. In addition, Dr. Myrick worked on political campaigns for Senators Edward Markey and Cory Booker.

Dr. Myrick worked at the National Institutes of Health during the administrations of President George W. Bush and President Barack H. Obama, where she received a 10-year National Cancer Institute Director's Award for her service. Dr. Myrick managed and provided program oversight for over $252 million in National Institutes of Health research grants in basic science, clinical, and translational research housed at medical centers and academic research institutions nation-wide.

Dr. Myrick earned M.D. and Ph.D. degrees from Brown University School of Medicine as the first African-American to complete the M.D.-Ph.D. program. Dr. Myrick completed a medical residency in Pathology at the National Cancer Institute of the National Institutes of Health. She also holds a Master of Public Policy from the University of Oxford, a Certificate in Public Leadership from the Brookings Institution, and a Certificate in Legislative Studies from Georgetown University. Dr. Myrick received a B.S. in Biology from Prairie View A & M University. Dr. Myrick is interested in international issues at the intersection of medicine, research, innovation, law, and policy.

Title: Multimorbidity and Polypharmacy; Current and future perspectives on the management of Poly pharmacy by Fixed-dose Combination therapy

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Mr. Majid Tahir is working as Health Education & Risk Communication Officer by profession at National Institute of Health, Islamabad, Pakistan. Holds masters in social sciences and did Public Health Emergency Management Fellowship from CDC-ATL, United States. He has also been involved in public health emergency response activities to various outbreaks and public health issues in Pakistan. Recently engaged in COVID-19 response since January 2020. Developed National Risk Communication Plan for and its utilization in Public Health Emergency Operations Center.

Title: The National Diabetes Prevention Program

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Sladjana Pavic has been a specialist in infectious and tropical diseases and a master's degree in immunology since 2001. She has been employed at the Department of Infectious and Tropical Diseases of Uzice General Hospital since 1995, and since 2009 has been the department head. It is the only infectious disease treatment unit in the county with over 300,000 residents. During her many years of work, she has gained extensive experience in the diagnosis and treatment of patients with infectious diseases, as a ward doctor and as a consultant in other wards.

Sladjana Pavic is Chairman of the Ethics Committee of the Uzice Health Center, President of the Commission for Intrahospital Infections of Uzice General Hospital, Member of the Medicines Commission of Uzice General Hospital and member of the Uzice Health Center Council. She has participated in many domestic and international professional gatherings.