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Welcome to Alive 2, 2024
A presential and online event, bringing together the latest clinical practices and research material on animal leishmaniosis
A presential and online event, bringing together the latest clinical practices and research material on animal leishmaniosis
SAVE THE DATE | 18-20 April, 2024
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Alive 2, 2024
An International Congress on Animal Leishmaniosis
SAVE THE DATE | 18-20 APRIL, 2024
Organized by:
LeishVet Sponsors:
These are our goals:
- To share novel research and discoveries on leishmaniosis and to provide a setting to exchange ideas from attendees worldwide.
- To open a forum for individuals and organizations in both public and private sectors (One Health professionals: veterinarians, physicians, biologists, public health authorities).
- To promote multi-disciplinary interactions from basic research to translational clinical or environmental settings.
- To promote a place for deep discussions on solving the problems of animal leishmaniosis.
- To foster international collaboration, industrial participation and training for One Health professionals.
Two streams will be organized:
- Clinical practice oriented stream
- Research oriented stream
ALIVE congress topics will include the following subjects from companion animals to wildlife:
- Epidemiology: vectorial and non-vectorial transmission, Leishmania geographic distribution, infectiousness, etc.
- Basic to clinical immunology.
- Genomics, transcriptomics, proteomics and metabolomics of leishmaniosis, susceptibility and resistance to infection and disease.
- Pathogenesis.
- Clinical and diagnostic aspects.
- Treatment, prognosis and monitoring: old and new treatments, drug resistance, drug development, immunotherapy, new monitoring and prognostic tests.
- Preventative tools: targeting phlebotomine sand flies, host immune response (vaccines, immunomodulators), etc.
