#MolecularSurveillance
📢 MIG Seminar: Genetic epidemiology to monitor rapidly evolving Plasmodium vivax populations

🗓️ Fri, Jun 20 | ⏰ 12 - 1 pm AEST
📍 Ian Potter Auditorium (G52), Kenneth Myer Building (144)
🎙️ A/Prof. Sarah Auburn
💻 Zoom available

#PlasmodiumVivax #vivaxGEN #MolecularSurveillance #PublicHealth
MIG Seminar: Associate Professor. Sarah Auburn, Menzies School of Health Research
Title: Genetic epidemiology to monitor rapidly evolving Plasmodium vivax populations Abstract Plasmodium vivax is the dominant cause of mal...
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