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Latest TDR news

http://apps.who.int/tdr/publications/tdrnews/issue-85/pdf/TDRnews-issu...

* Call for investment in health information
* Skills-building course held in Caribbean
* WHO issues new dengue guidelines
* WHO Bulletin features TDR’s dengue work
* South-East Asia’s diseases highlighted
* Bioinformatics of infectious diseases
* New Swiss Institute
* WHO and TDR staff changes
* Ndumbe looks back on Scientific and Technical Committee

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Policy Cures’ mission is to provide innovative ideas and accurate analysis to accelerate development

http://www.policycures.org/

Policy Cures is an independent group providing research, information, decision-making tools and strategic analysis for those involved in the creation of new pharmaceuticals for neglected diseases such as malaria, TB, HIV, pneumonia, sleeping sickness and helminth infections. Our focus is on providing governments, funders and civil society organisations with the information they need to make optimal research and development (R&D) policy and funding decisions for diseases of the developing world.

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Science and Technology in Kenya, Does Kenya Care?

http://www.kemri-wellcome.org/engagement/science-and-technology-kenya-...

The Grand Debate aimed to drive a discussion of Science and Technology (S&T) and its relevance to Kenyan development. With utube link to programmed debate

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Bookmarked by Roma Chilengi on 27 Jul 2010
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DNDi e-newletter

http://us1.campaign-archive.com/?u=c34dff283831a286eb9818365&id=0a4eff...

Founded in 2003 to address the needs of patients with the most neglected diseases, DNDi is a collaborative, patients’ needs-driven, not-for-profit drug R&D organization. This is there current e-newletter.

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Bookmarked by The Editorial Team on 26 Jul 2010
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a web-based interactive knowledge platform on the infectious diseases of poverty (IDPs) supported by

http://tropika.net/

TropIKA.net's mission is to facilitate equitable access to and sharing of knowledge on IDPs; provide authoritative information on relevant research through commissioned reviews, profiles, news and technical briefs; enable participation in the formulation of research priorities through moderated discussion forums, blogs and communities of practice; and enhance stakeholders' participation in and contribution to health forums through "knowledge hubs". TropIKA.net is run by a team of science writers and editors, guided by an international editorial board.

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