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It’s time for the 2025 #APHL conference! The APHL - Association of Public Health Laboratories will be hosting their annual conference in Portland, OR from May 5-8. Be sure to stop by InBios’ booth 204 to learn about our products for emerging infectious diseases and biothreats. Click below to register. #PublicHealth https://lnkd.in/eTh62Qz

Queensland, Australia is facing an expected surge of mosquito-borne viruses after record rainfall in parts of the country. #Dengue cases are over four times higher than in the first quarter of the previous five years, and two deaths resulting from #JapaneseEncephalitis have been recorded. Read the full article below. https://lnkd.in/eZRbc-fu

More than 100 people have been infected with a disease known as #Kalazar in Wajir County, Kenya. As a climate-sensitive disease spread by the bite of infected sandflies, the disease is found in most tropical countries, and is very common in parts of Africa, Asia, and Latin America, according to Nairobi Dr. Gaboose in a recent BBC Somali article. As the climate continues to fuel the spread of neglected tropical diseases, InBios is prepared with reliable rapid test kits ready to ship across the globe. Learn more about our Kalazar rapid test below, or click the link in the comments to read the full article.

Last week was National Public Health Week! For 30 years, #NPHW has encouraged a period of reflection on the many achievements in our nation’s history under the field of public health, while highlighting critical issues that health professionals continue to work towards resolving today. As proud members of the Association of Public Health Laboratories, InBios strives to improve health outcomes globally by providing superior quality products that are accurate, easy to use and cost effective. Learn more about National Public Health Week at the link below. https://lnkd.in/gxVcFrTd

April 14th is #WorldChagasDay! Established in 2020, World Chagas Day aims to raise awareness for this neglected disease, and to encourage increased testing in order to prevent the progression of symptoms from delayed treatment. InBios offers an FDA-cleared #Chagas rapid test kit in accordance with this aim. Click the link below to learn more about Chagas.

InBios will be travelling to Medellín, Colombia next month for the annual Pan-American Dengue Research Network Meeting! Stop by our display from April 21st – 24th, or email inquiries@inbios.com to contact us and schedule a meeting. Be sure to visit the website below to register for the conference. We look forward to discussing our products for #dengue diagnostics and other emerging infectious diseases with you.

Today is World Health Day! April 7th is the 77th anniversary of the founding of the @WorldHealthOrganization, celebrated every year by highlighting an important subject of global health in need of awareness and support. This year’s theme, “Healthy beginnings, hopeful futures,” is focused on ending preventable maternal and newborn death by prioritizing women’s long-term health. Click the link below to read more.

Over the last week, over four thousand new cases of #Chikungunya have been reported in La Réunion, a French overseas region off the coast of Madagascar. A Level 4 emergency has been issued by the French government to warn travelers of this health emergency, soon followed by a Level 2 Advisory issued by the US CDC. InBios’ chikungunya diagnostic kits are distributed worldwide to support testing needs for this emerging infectious disease. Learn about the developing situation in La Réunion at the article in the comments below, or click here to view our product line: https://lnkd.in/gsVHGwRh  

#Anthrax is an infectious disease which can cause severe illness and is known as a likely agent for bioterrorism attacks. Inhalation anthrax presents with non-specific symptoms that cannot be distinguished from many common diseases based on clinical signs or routine laboratory tests. InBios' Active Anthrax Detect™ Plus Rapid Test can aid in the diagnosis of inhalation anthrax, producing results in 20 minutes. This is available now for prescription point-of-care use by the military and other healthcare professionals. For more information on anthrax, visit https://lnkd.in/d6VE7b3x