RT @torvaanser Data from multi year studies of flying foxes in Australia indicate that food shortages (in particular loss of native flowering trees) can reliably predict spillover events. Spillover events in Australia occur when Blue gums fail to flower. @WOHCongress @rainamontana @cornellvet https://t.co/PtLpWWRYMt

@JHIDDynamics @TaraHegde presenting on #cholera seroincidence estimation approaches at #ascodd2022. Exciting work with @icddr_b, @KirstenWiens and many others! https://t.co/w5LeysedVW

@JHIDDynamics We are trying out a new trend: #MalariaMemeMondays. Send us what you’ve got! Our first submission is from @Aybuke_Koyuncu4 👀 #epitwitter #malaria https://t.co/4j6pT7y25W

RT @JHIDDynamics 📢📢📢: The Center for Accelerating Modeling Utilization and Synthesis (CAMUS) is seeking proposals focused on respiratory illness to attend the second Applied Modeling for Public Health Workshop on April 19-21 in Baltimore, MD. https://t.co/dB8nMP0tzx https://t.co/o3tpJ4T94B

@JHIDDynamics 📢📢📢: The Center for Accelerating Modeling Utilization and Synthesis (CAMUS) is seeking proposals focused on respiratory illness to attend the second Applied Modeling for Public Health Workshop on April 19-21 in Baltimore, MD. https://t.co/dB8nMP0tzx https://t.co/o3tpJ4T94B

RT @gcevd A great talk from @andrewazman on #HEV outbreaks & their challenges, the response over many years & the first vaccine trial. It’s not only about having vaccines, but also making them available! https://t.co/yDmLYvDj7v

RT @epiRhandbook The free Epidemiologist R Handbook has been updated to R version 4.2! https://t.co/54v72WIgpv
Other minor changes: {matchmaker} for data dictionary-based cleaning, {parsedate} for messy dates, and simplified code throughout.
#epitwitter #RStats

@JHIDDynamics Want to understand infectious disease transmission models but don’t have a math background? Our very own @EmilyGurley3 and @apwez developed a FREE course that describes how models work at a high level, no equations. https://t.co/a68LNzBt2S https://t.co/sTInzNRuzC

RT @alison_l_hill Finally out! Hoping this work can be helpful during the development of new long-acting therapies for rapidly-evolving infections like HIV, TB, HCV, HBV, malaria, and more. w/@AnjalikaNande @gatesfoundation https://t.co/qWuYVzLbR7

@JHIDDynamics How can something SO cute be responsible for spillover events for such scary viruses?! Read more about the role conservation has in global health security here: https://t.co/oQxQJj2Eq7 Photo credit: Doug Gimesy/Minden Pictures https://t.co/aVE29hCabv