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    • Population genetic structure of Schistosoma mansoni and Schistosoma haematobium under contrasting control regimes (SCORE)
    • Epidemiology and evolution of zoonotic schistosomiasis in a changing world – Schistosome Hybrids: Epidemiology, Evolution and Prevention (ZELS SHEEP)
    • Bloomsbury Set: Connecting capability to combat the threat from infectious disease and antimicrobial resistance.
    • FibroScHot – Impact of increased praziquantel frequency on childhood fibrosis in persistent schistosomiasis morbidity hotspots
  • Members
    • Professor Joanne P. Webster
    • Dr Elsa Leger
    • Stefano Catalano
    • Anna Borlase
    • Maria Ines Neves
    • Kirsty Marsh
    • Duncan Berger
    • Previous students and group members
    • Key Current Partners and Collaborators
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Team ZELS and children

 

 

Professor Joanne P. Webster

Dr Elsa Leger

Stefano Catalano

Anna Borlase

Maria Ines Neves

Kirsty Marsh

Duncan Berger

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Key Current Partners and Collaborators

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Centre for Emerging, Endemic and Exotic Diseases (CEEED)
Department of Pathobiology and Population Sciences.
The Royal Veterinary College, University of London
Hawkshead Lane, AL9 7TA Hatfield, Hertfordshire
United Kingdom
+44 (0)1707 666357
jowebster@rvc.ac.uk
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