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WEBINAIRE Echinococcus

February 12th, 2025

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More than 500 participants from Canada and the United States attended the presentation entitled “Echinococcus, a multifaceted issue: What Canadian veterinary teams need to know” hosted by Drs Emily Jenkins and Christopher Fernandez Prada

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1st PROJET LAURENT SYMPOSIUM

November, 2024

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On November 28th, researchers, healthcare professionals, patient partners, and engaged families gathered around Projet Laurent, a unique transdisciplinary initiative that combines science, innovation, compassion, and passion.​​​

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WORLD NTD DAY

Januray 30th, 2025

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On January 30th, Christopher Fernandez Prada had the honor of hosting a webinar in commemoration of World NTD Day. Intersectoral collaboration, One Health, and strengthening health systems to eliminate Neglected Tropical Diseases were on the agenda

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CSPC 2024

November, 2024

 

Three students from our lab, Audrey Corbeil, Rafael Ferreira and Marie Zoé Lapierrre, attended CSPC2024. Under the theme “Empowering Society: The Transformative Value of Science, Knowledge, and Innovation”.​​​

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ONE HEALTH FOR MEDICAL DOCTORS

Januray 8th, 2025

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On January 8th, Christopher Fernandez Prada delivered a lecture titled "NTDs Know No Borders: Why One Health is Essential for Global Solutions" during the Incontri di Medicina Tropicale e Salute Globale, organized online by the Italian Society of Tropical Medicine and Global Health (SIMET).

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UNIVERSITÉ DE LIÈGE

October, 2024

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On October 21st, a meeting took place between several researchers from the Université de Montréal, including Christopher Fernandez Prada, and a delegation from the Université de Liège to establish new collaborations.​​​

RECONNAISSANCE DU TERRITOIRE AUTOCHTONE

L’Université de Montréal reconnaît qu'elle est située en territoire autochtone non cédé par voie de traité, et souhaite saluer ceux et celles qui, depuis des temps immémoriaux, en ont été les gardiens traditionnels. Elle exprime son respect pour la contribution des peuples autochtones à la culture des sociétés ici et partout autour du monde.

CIMIA

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Université de Montréal

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Canada

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