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Capacity Development Training at ideSHi: Pathogen Genomics and Infectious Diseases, in context of Bangladesh

We are delighted to bring the curtains down on ideSHi’s recent Bioinformatic Training Course, where we delved deep into the fascinating world of “Pathogen Genomics and Infectious Diseases” in the unique context of Bangladesh. The program was an exciting and enlightening journey, and we would like to take this opportunity to share our thoughts and […]

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Thalassemia Awareness and Free Carrier Screening Program

Program Lead Dr. Kasrina Azad Our Approach There are estimated 60,000-70,000 patients are suffering from thalassemia and 2500 thalassemia major cases are added in Bangladesh every year. And, unknowingly and unwittingly they are contributing to the spread of the disease by marrying another carrier. The carriers are otherwise normal individuals Without any signs or symptoms

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Pathogen Genomics and Infectious Diseases, in context of Bangladesh

Dear All, On behalf of the institute for developing Health and Science initiatives, we would like to officially invite you to attend and participate at the “Pathogen Genomics  and Infectious Disease, in Context of Bangladesh” training course.  The training will take place at the “S. S. Qadri Conference Room” of ideSHi from the 4 to 6 of

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HPV Infection, Vaccination, and Cervical Cancer Awareness: A roadmap to Eliminate Cervical Cancer in Bangladesh

We are delighted for the support of Scholastica School for our regularSchool-Based “HPV Infection, Vaccination, and Cervical Cancer Awareness: A roadmap to Eliminate Cervical Cancer in Bangladesh”. Cervical cancer is preventable, and knowledge is the first step. On 26th October, 2023 we were at Scholastica School Mirpur Campus to share awareness with the students, teachers

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Bacterial and viral etiology of acute respiratory infection among the Forcibly Displaced Myanmar Nationals (FDMNs) in fragile settings in Cox’s Bazar- a prospective case-control study

We are thrilled to present a significant addition to the realm of epidemiology and public health.The study investigates the intricate landscape of acute respiratory infections among the Forcibly Displaced Myanmar Nationals (FDMNs) in the fragile settings of Cox’s Bazar. This prospective case-control study sheds light on the bacterial and viral factors contributing to this health

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Genomic epidemiology and immunodynamics of dengue infection in the context of rapidly escalating mortality rates in Bangladesh

Program Lead Abu Bakar Siddik, Anika Tahsin Our Approach Our approach delves into the multifaceted landscape of dengue fever during an outbreak in Bangladesh. We seek to understand the nuances of the disease’s clinical spectrum by describing the role of dengue serotypes (serotype-specific genotypes) and immunological parameters. To investigate the variables affecting the clinical outcomes

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“Thalassemia can be prevented” – commemorating the birthday of late Professor Syed Saleheen Qadri, at Dhaka Medical College campus yesterday.

On 21st October,2023 we gathered with profound respect and immense gratitude to celebrate the birthday of Professor Syed Saleheen Qadri, PhD, the co-founder of ideSHi, and a visionary whose dream was to eliminate thalassemia from Bangladesh. Prof. Syed Saleheen Qadri’s dream was not only ambitious but profoundly meaningful – to create a thalassemia-free Bangladesh. To commemorate

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Comparative RBD specific IgG antibody response and pulmonary functional activity of the COVID-19 recovered group before and after vaccination

Program Lead Abu Bakar Siddik Our Approach Our COVID-19 research further focused on long-term effects on pulmonary function (PF) as well as serological aspects of individuals recovering from COVID-19 with varying disease severity ranging from mild to severe symptoms. We intend to evaluate their antibody responses, particularly IgG, before and after vaccination. Simultaneously, we examine

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SARS-CoV-2 circulation detection and serological response among the Forcibly Displaced Myanmar Nationals (FDMNs) in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh

Program Lead Abu Bakar Siddik Our Approach As part of our ongoing efforts to contain the COVID-19 pandemic since it first started in 2020, we have extended our research to include the forcibly displaced Myanmar nationals (FDMN)also as known as Rohingya population in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh. Recognizing the unique challenges that this vulnerable community faces,

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