Infectious Diseases

Bacterial genomics in clinical practice
Professor Matthew Holden

What can virus genomics tell us about vaccine responses and schedules?
Professor Emma Thomson

Monkeypox - a new STI?
Dr Michael Marks

Universal paediatric immunology - how do the vaccines work and what impacts should we be aiming for?
Professor Adam Finn

What evidence-based changes have informed current infection control policy?
Emma Hooker

Prevention and management of congenital infection - remember the congenital “STI’s”
Dr Hermione Lyall

Climate change and global expansion of viral haemorrhagic fevers
Professor Neelika Malavige

Hepatitis C in Scotland: recently arrived but soon to depart?
Professor John Dillon

Addressing pandemics old and new: current challenges and opportunities in control of tuberculosis and Covid-19
Dr Soumya Swaminathan

The unequal pandemic: COVID-19 and health inequalities
Professor Clare Bambra

Human trafficking and health: a global health concern
Professor Cathy Zimmerman

Modification of the microbiome using faecal microbiota transplantation
Dr Christopher Green

Emerging concepts in sepsis management
Dr Andrew Conway Morris

The Covid-19 response in Africa: leaving no one behind
Professor Francisca Mutapi

Outbreak of novel respiratory viruses
Dr Jake Dunning

Controlled human infection models as tools in vaccine development
Professor Andrew Pollard

More rational treatment of sepsis
Professor Martin Llewelyn

Update on CMV: What's new in diagnosis, treatment and prevention
Professor Paul Griffiths

Biologic agents
Professor Gerry Davies

Cellulitis: How can we do better?
Dr Rebecca Sutherland

Extra talk
Dengue: current challenges and opportunities
Professor Bridget Wills