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SUMMARY:Save-the-Date | Tropical Medicine Symposium: Health and disease in the tropics | Institute of International Health, Charité Centre for Global Health
DESCRIPTION:Dear colleagues and interested parties! \nWe cordially invite you to the Tropical Medicine Symposium at the Charité. \nModern tropical medicine not only addresses the classic infectious diseases of warm regions, but also the social determinants of health and the economic aspects of healthcare in middle- and low-income countries. The boundaries between curative and population-based preventive medicine are often fluid. The same applies to the closely related fields of international and global health and migration medicine. The Institute of International Health is located at the intersection of these topics. Here, patient care (returning travelers, migrants), specialized diagnostics, the prevention of vaccine-preventable diseases, and research activities in Berlin and abroad converge. Constantly changing infection patterns and new diagnostic, therapeutic, and preventive options shape our daily lives. \nWe hope this event will provide you with insight into the changing, exciting, and broad field of modern tropical medicine. The speakers will be available for discussion afterward. Continuing education credits have been applied for with the Berlin Medical Association. We look forward to welcoming you to this symposium on May 7, 2025, and look forward to a lively exchange. \nProf. Dr. Beate Kampmann \nProf. Dr. Frank Mockenhaupt
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We cordially invite you to the Tropical Medicine Symposium at the Charité.
Modern tropical medicine not only addresses the classic infectious diseases of warm regions, but also the social determinants of health and the economic aspects of healthcare in middle- and low-income countries. The boundaries between curative and population-based preventive medicine are often fluid. The same applies to the closely related fields of international and global health and migration medicine. The Institute of International Health is located at the intersection of these topics. Here, patient care (returning travelers, migrants), specialized diagnostics, the prevention of vaccine-preventable diseases, and research activities in Berlin and abroad converge. Constantly changing infection patterns and new diagnostic, therapeutic, and preventive options shape our daily lives.
We hope this event will provide you with insight into the changing, exciting, and broad field of modern tropical medicine. The speakers will be available for discussion afterward. Continuing education credits have been applied for with the Berlin Medical Association. We look forward to welcoming you to this symposium on May 7, 2025, and look forward to a lively exchange.
Prof. Dr. Beate Kampmann
Prof. Dr. Frank Mockenhaupt
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LOCATION:Charité Campus Virchow Klinikum, Südstraße, Brüsseler Kiez, Wedding, Mitte, Berlin, 13353, Deutschland
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