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DTSTAMP;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260831T140511
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SUMMARY:Invite your Expert: From Patients to Populations and back again - I
 nsights from Multimodal Enterovirus Surveillance
DESCRIPTION:Guest Lecture with Prof. Kevin Messacar\\r\\nA Paralysis Myster
 y solvedChildren with sudden\, unexplained paralysis. Behind it\, a common
  respiratory virus. The story of how the EV-D68 and EV-A71 outbreaks were 
 pieced together\, and why clinical observation deserves a seat at the surv
 eillance table.\\r\\nFrom Clinic to Outbreak ResponseThis talk follows how
  multimodal enterovirus surveillance combining clinical\, epidemiological 
 and genomic data was translated into preparedness. It provides a working m
 odel for any emerging pathogen where the first evidence appears in a clini
 c long before it appears in a surveillance dataset.\\r\\nFlyer [t3://file?
 uid=225]
X-ALT-DESC:<p>Guest Lecture with Prof. Kevin Messacar</p>\n<p>A Paralysis M
 ystery solved<br />Children with sudden\, unexplained paralysis. Behind it
 \, a common respiratory virus. The story of how the EV-D68 and EV-A71 outb
 reaks were pieced together\, and why clinical observation deserves a seat 
 at the surveillance table.</p>\n<p>From Clinic to Outbreak Response<br />T
 his talk follows how multimodal enterovirus surveillance combining clinica
 l\, epidemiological and genomic data was translated into preparedness. It 
 provides a working model for any emerging pathogen where the first evidenc
 e appears in a clinic long before it appears in a surveillance dataset.</p
 >\n<p><a href="t3://file?uid=225">Flyer</a></p>
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