Poliomyelitis Vaccines Market to Witness Widespread Expansion During 2020-2029 - Industry Planning
Poliomyelitis Vaccines Market to Witness Widespread Expansion During 2020-2029 - Industry Planning |
- Poliomyelitis Vaccines Market to Witness Widespread Expansion During 2020-2029 - Industry Planning
- Dorothy Horstmann, MD, and Current Women Faculty Are Celebrated at Unveiling of Aperture 2 - Yale News
- Global Polio (Poliomyelitis) Vaccines Market Data Analysis 2019-2025 : Sanofi, GSK, Bibcol, Serum Institute, Tiantan Biological - Breaking News Updates
- Rotary International announces progress in eliminating polio globally - Press Herald
| Poliomyelitis Vaccines Market to Witness Widespread Expansion During 2020-2029 - Industry Planning Posted: 26 Nov 2019 03:01 AM PST Global Poliomyelitis Vaccines Market research study recently published by Market.us provided an in-depth analysis of the competitive landscape to give you a complete picture of current and future competitive scenarios of the poliomyelitis vaccines market. The global poliomyelitis vaccines market is predicted to reach at a significant CAGR over the forecast period (2020-2029). It covers all the major developments which are recently being taken up across the global market. It has featured the recent trends, technological improvements as well as some significant methodologies for increasing the performance of the businesses. The report provides crucial information on the market status of the poliomyelitis vaccines and is a major source of direction and navigation for individuals and companies involved in the industry. 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Essentials of Table of Content: Chapter 1: Report Overview 1.1 Research Scope 1.2 Key Market Segments 1.3 Target Player 1.4 Market Analysis by Type 1.5 Market by Application 1.6 Learning Objectives 1.7 years considered Chapter 2: Global Growth Trends 2.1 Worldwide Poliomyelitis Vaccines Market Size 2.2 Trends of Poliomyelitis Vaccines Growth by Region 2.3 Corporate trends Chapter 3: Poliomyelitis Vaccines Market Shares By Key Players 3.1 Worldwide Poliomyelitis Vaccines Market Size by Manufacturer 3.2 Worldwide Poliomyelitis Vaccines Key players Provide headquarters and local 3.3 Major Players Products / Solutions / Services 3.4 Enter the Barriers in the Poliomyelitis Vaccines Market 3.5 Mergers, acquisitions and expansion plans Chapter 4: Market Segment by product 4.1 Worldwide Poliomyelitis Vaccines Sales by Product 4.2 Global Poliomyelitis Vaccines Market by Product Revenue 4.3 Worldwide Poliomyelitis Vaccines Product Cost Continued……….. 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| Posted: 25 Nov 2019 02:53 PM PST  Faculty, students, and staff celebrated the achievements of women faculty on November 20 at the unveiling of an oil portrait of the late Dorothy Horstmann, MD and the opening of Aperture 2: Portraits of Women Faculty in Medicine. Horstmann was a noted epidemiologist whose work on the poliovirus showed that it was present in the blood before attacking the nerves and that the immune system could eliminate it. This laid the groundwork for the development of a vaccine. In 1961, she became the first woman at the School of Medicine to earn tenure as a full professor when she was appointed professor of epidemiology and pediatrics. In 1969, she became the first woman to receive an endowed chair at Yale University and in 1975, she was elected to the National Academy of Sciences. She retired in 1982 as an emeritus professor and a senior research analyst. Despite her many achievements, and the fact that there is an endowed lectureship in her name, until now the only visual recognition of Horstmann at Sterling Hall of Medicine was a poor-quality reproduction of a photograph. In part that had to do with her declining during her career to be the subject of a portrait. When the School of Medicine decided to commission this posthumous portrait, which is temporarily exhibited next to the Beaumont Room, it was a further step to honor Horstmann, a physician-scientist who was a role model to those in her generation, as well as those who have followed in her footsteps. Working from a photograph by an unknown photographer combined with archived material and conversations with colleagues who knew her, artist Alastair Adams set the portrait in the medical library, which Horstmann championed, surrounding her with books—including A History of Poliomyelitis by Horstmann's mentor John Rodman Paul, MD— and such personal items as a porcelain Danish dish that were meaningful to Horstmann. The portrait also includes a younger version of Horstmann, depicted in an open book on the table at which she is seated. "She demanded the best of herself and everyone around her," said Nancy Ruddle, PhD, professor emeritus of and senior research scientist in epidemiology (microbial diseases), who was a graduate student when she first met Horstmann. "She felt that she had sacrificed much to her science and her career and she believed it was difficult, if not impossible for a woman to have it all." "Yale has done herself proud to recognize and celebrate this magnificent person with this extraordinary tribute," said George Miller, Jr., MD, John. F. Enders Professor of Pediatrics (Infectious Disease) and professor of epidemiology (microbial diseases) and of molecular biophysics and biochemistry, who was recruited to Yale by Horstmann. The Horstmann painting is one of three portraits of women recently commissioned by the School of Medicine. A portrait of the late Deputy Dean Carolyn Slayman, PhD, was unveiled last March, while a portrait of Beatrix Hamburg, MD, the first African American woman to graduate from YSM, is slated to be completed this spring. Surrounding the Horstmann and Slayman portraits, Aperture 2 is the second part in an exhibit of photographic portraits of women faculty currently at YSM. "Aperture" refers to a space or gap, signifying the scarcity of women on the walls of SHM. The genesis of the exhibit came from a series of portraits taken by photographer Robert A. Lisak, MFA '81, to commemorate 100 Years of Women at YSM in 2018. The Program for Art in Public Spaces, chaired by Darin Latimore, MD, deputy dean and chief diversity officer, and Anna Reisman, MD, professor and director of the Program for Humanities in Medicine, with Executive Committee members Terry Dagradi; Melissa Grafe, PhD; Jill Max, MS; and Jennifer Reynolds-Kaye, PhD, commissioned additional portraits to add to the depth and diversity of the exhibit. Aperture is also hosted by the Committee for Diversity, Inclusion, and Social Justice (CDISJ), the Committee on the Status of Women in Medicine (SWIM), the Minority Organization for Retention and Expansion (MORE), the Office for Women in Medicine, and the Yale Women's Housestaff Organization (YWHO). The exhibit will remain on display through June 2020. The portraits of women faculty are a departure from the historic paintings of white men that until recently lined the walls of the hallway and rotunda leading to the Beaumont Room. Each portrait includes a statement by the women about advice they would offer their younger selves, what they would say to inspire the next generation of women, and what led them to choose their career path. "It's really important as students that we see these women on our walls so that we can gain inspiration from them," said fifth year student Brianna Olamiju in her remarks at the opening. "As a female student, I want to know that I belong here and I have a place here." Fourth year student Nientara Anderson described the diversity on the walls as a "psychic welcome" for members of the YSM community who previously did not see themselves represented in the school's public spaces. "We come here to become our future selves and it's important that those selves are on the wall," she said. "I think that the symbolic importance of this moment of using art to expand the boundaries of the School of Medicine and to reaffirm the belonging of women and people of color is truly meaningful."  |
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| Rotary International announces progress in eliminating polio globally - Press Herald Posted: 14 Nov 2019 12:00 AM PST Poliomyelitis is a highly infectious disease that most commonly affects children under the age of 5. Most know it as poliovirus. The virus is spread person to person, typically through contaminated water. Many Americans may not realize that the virus continues to plague young children in some parts of the world; the United States was certified as polio-free in 1979 and all of the Americas were certified in 1994. Rotary International and several other organizations will not stop the fight until this disease is eradicated globally as they believe all children are at risk until the virus is destroyed. Oct. 24 is World Polio Day, a day on which progress towards the goal of eliminating polio worldwide is reviewed annually by the Global Polio Eradication Initiative members. The Global Polio Eradication Initiative is a public and private effort to address polio and includes representatives from over 200 national governments, the World Health Organization (WHO), Rotary International, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, UNICEF, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and many other additional involved partners. The global campaign to eradicate the polio virus started in 1988, and there has been a 99.9% reduction in polio cases with over 2.5 billion children vaccinated in the past thirty years as a result of the efforts executed by this committed group. This year, the second of three polio virus strains (wild poliovirus type three) was declared eradicated. Only two other diseases – smallpox and wild poliovirus type two – have been eradicated globally previously. Also, it has been almost three years ago since a new case of polio was identified in Nigeria, which means that it is possible that the entire continent of Africa could be certified polio-free in 2020, another major milestone in the fight. "Both of these milestones are critical steps towards the ultimate goal of a polio-free world," said Michael K. McGovern, chair of Rotary's International PolioPlus Committee. "The eradication of wild poliovirus type 3 and Nigeria's good news demonstrate tremendous progress, but there is still much work to be done as we address the increase in cases in Pakistan and Afghanistan. In the face of challenges, reaching these historic benchmarks shows us that polio eradication is possible, and it's important that we harness this momentum to secure the funding and political support needed to end polio for good." (Note: quotation reprinted with permission from Audrey M. Carl, PolioPlus Global Communications Strategist, Rotary International.) The only active virus left is still being diagnosed in Pakistan and Afghanistan. Recent government regulation changes have slowed progress in this region: door to door vaccinations are no longer permitted, however, they have been replaced with vaccination clinics. Identification of unvaccinated children is challenging with this change, and there has been an increase in new cases recently as a result. Rotary International has pledged $50 million US dollars annually for five years in grants to continue to fight the disease. This amount can vaccinate up to 38.4 million children as well as to provide surveillance, technical assistance, and operational support. The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation have pledged a two to one match of these funds. For more information on the continued fight, please visit endpolio.org or rotary.org. Rotary International is a worldwide service organization with the primary purpose of bringing together business leaders to provide humanitarian services and to advance peace around the world. The worldwide organization is comprised of over 33,000 local clubs in 200 countries. Each club holds weekly meetings and organizes local service projects, and focuses on making their community a better place. Locally, there are many clubs, all of whom welcome and encourage new members. If you are interested in putting 'service before self,' please visit www.rotary7780.org to select a local club. Today's column comes from the Brunswick Rotary Club, established in 1925. The Brunswick Club meets most Mondays at noon in Brunswick and all prospective new members are welcome to join us. Program and meeting details can be found at brunswickmainerotary.org. Our club is currently offering 2020 calendars featuring local pictures by Rotarians for $20. Proceeds help to finance our annual bike rodeo, games on the mall, school supply gifts and annual scholarships. Contact us through our website or on Facebook. Comments are not available on this story. filed under: Related Stories  Latest Articles  |
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