The International Conference on Chronic Diseases during August 31- September 1, 2017, Brussels, Belgium. Chronic Diseases 2017 aims to bring together leading academic scientists, researchers and research scholars to exchange and share their experiences and research results about all aspects of chronic diseases.
Chronic Diseases 2017 Prime motto is to address the challenges in creating a more secure, sustainable and affordable system for medicine and health through consolidating the underpinning chronic diseases research platforms. International Conference on Chronic Diseases 2017 is intended to urge more noteworthy collaboration to offer a forum that will connect worldwide gathering of people for the exchange of thoughts and points of view for better comprehension of beginning, advancement, clinical and interpretation science to convey potential cure for Chronic Diseases. Through the theme: “Promote, Prevent, Treat and Care ".
Chronic Diseases Strategy 2014 to 2023: Globally, of the 58 million deaths in 2015, approximately 35 million will be as a result of chronic diseases. They are currently the major cause of death among adults in almost all countries and the toll is projected to increase by a further 17% in the next 10 years. At the same time, child overweight and obesity are increasing worldwide, and incidence of type 2 diabetes is growing.
Conference Tracks:
Track 1: Chronic Diseases
Track 2: Chronic Osteoarticular Diseases
Track 3: Chronic Respiratory Diseases (CRDs)
Track 4: Neuro-degenerative Diseases
Track 5: Cardiovascular Diseases
Track 6: Obesity
Track 7: Diabetology and Metabolic Diseases
Track 8: Cancer
Track 9: Asthma & Allergy
Track 10: Kidney & Liver Diseases
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Contact details
Adriana Johnson
Program Director
Chronic Diseases 2017, Brussels, Belgium
Email: chronicdiseasesneurologistssociety.com
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2017-06-18 13:19:04 -0400
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Today, cancer is the second most common non-communicable disease in Ethiopia, only next to cardiovascular disorders. Ministry of health of Ethiopia reported that, over 61,000 new cancer cases and more than 44,000 cancer deaths occur per year. To combat this devastating burden, cancer centers are being established more recently. The first cancer center was established at Addis Ababa, Tikur Anbesa hospital. Gondar university hospital inaugurated the second cancer treatment center in the country. Even though, these actions are promising, there are some challenges accompanied with the establishment of cancer centers. The preparation of anticancer drugs are undergoing in risky condition for health professionals which worsened the limited number of the practitioners. They are exposed for carcinogenic drugs which contribute for the escalating threat of cancer. To insure the safe admixture of anti-cancers drugs, biological safety cabinet is required. Gondar university hospital is going to procure this machine. Young professionals’ chronic disease network through its chapters, is advocating and enforcing the hospital to install the equipment which is the ultimate goal of the network.
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2017-04-04 20:06:42 -0400
I am a young nurse(32 years) from Kenya. I am have studied epidemiology at postgraduate level and is interested in cardiovascular disease among the youth. Currently, I am doing a study on the knowledge and perception of university students on vulnerability to cardiovascular disease. The study will shed light on how this vulnerable population thinks about their risk with regard to cardiovascular disease. I would like to ask for your support and funding so as to do this study successfully. Thanks a lot.
Access to poor quality drugs for NCDs is worse than zero access.
The consequences of using substandard medicines andmedical equipment are enormous compared to not using them at all. As we concentrate on preventing NCDs, I am more concerned with the majority of the people who are already suffering from these diseases. With what I experience every time at work, it is obvious that we are lacking in the provision of good quality medical supplies and drugs to our clients. The use of poor quality products causes more harm and losses than rather than doing good.This is because when we use these things, clients are not helped, disease progress to severity, leading to complications, reduced quality life years and tell you what, the money spent to get them is unbelievable. let us all open our eyes and detect any counterfeit or fake products. The supply of these products such as drugs, blood pressure machines , Glucometers e.t.c can be supplied on named program basis to all countries. These should be quality controlled to make sure we are dealing with the right products. There should be provision made for reporting of fake or counterfeit medicine or medical supply and follow up to sew the company responsible for this shameful act.
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2017-02-17 22:28:43 -0500
HELLO, I am Dr.Kalyan, assistant professor and researcher at Dhirubhai Ambani Inst of Technology. I am researching on designing and developing wearable diagnostic devices, creating algorithms for identifying origins of a disease, creating networks etc. I would like to interact with your group on how to effectively work on these projects and deploy them
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The International Conference on Chronic Diseases during August 31- September 1, 2017, Brussels, Belgium. Chronic Diseases 2017 aims to bring together leading academic scientists, researchers and research scholars to exchange and share their experiences and research results about all aspects of chronic diseases.
Chronic Diseases 2017 Prime motto is to address the challenges in creating a more secure, sustainable and affordable system for medicine and health through consolidating the underpinning chronic diseases research platforms. International Conference on Chronic Diseases 2017 is intended to urge more noteworthy collaboration to offer a forum that will connect worldwide gathering of people for the exchange of thoughts and points of view for better comprehension of beginning, advancement, clinical and interpretation science to convey potential cure for Chronic Diseases. Through the theme: “Promote, Prevent, Treat and Care ".
Chronic Diseases Strategy 2014 to 2023: Globally, of the 58 million deaths in 2015, approximately 35 million will be as a result of chronic diseases. They are currently the major cause of death among adults in almost all countries and the toll is projected to increase by a further 17% in the next 10 years. At the same time, child overweight and obesity are increasing worldwide, and incidence of type 2 diabetes is growing.
Conference Tracks:
Track 1: Chronic Diseases
Track 2: Chronic Osteoarticular Diseases
Track 3: Chronic Respiratory Diseases (CRDs)
Track 4: Neuro-degenerative Diseases
Track 5: Cardiovascular Diseases
Track 6: Obesity
Track 7: Diabetology and Metabolic Diseases
Track 8: Cancer
Track 9: Asthma & Allergy
Track 10: Kidney & Liver Diseases
Submit your speaker presentation/ Poster presentation/ Branding and marketing opportunities proposals
: <a href="http://chronicdiseases.cmesociety.com/abstract-submission">http://chronicdiseases.cmesociety.com/abstract-submission</a>neurologistssociety.comYour presence at this conference is important to us. We look forward to seeing you there.
Contact details
Adriana Johnson
Program Director
Chronic Diseases 2017, Brussels, Belgium
Email: chronicdiseases
T: 442037691778| 6531080561
1. PERSONNAL INFORMATION
FIRST NAME : Cedric
SECOND NAME : MANIRAKIZA
TOWN ADRESS : Huye, RWANDA
EMAIL ADRES : cedricman66@gmail.com
CONTACTS : +250728647473
BIRTH DATE : 18/03/1994
NATIONALITY : BURUNDIAN
1. EDUCATION BACKGROUND
PRIMARY : Ecole St Michel Archange
SECONDARY : A’ Level certificate In Scientific B at Petit Seminaire of Kanyosha 2013
-University of Rwanda, College of Medicine and Health Sciences Expected Year of Graduation: 2020
MEDSAR (Medical Student Association of Rwanda) AND IFMSA (International Federation of Medical Student Association) EXPERIENCE
2016-2017: National officer assistant on Public Health
Duties
- Assisting the NORE (National officer on Research Exchange)
- Organizing trainings and outreaches
2015-2016: public health local officer
Duties
- Assisting the NOPH (National officer on Public Health.)
- Reporting and updating the members about our activities
IFMSA meetings and Other Meetings
- IFMSA African Pre-Regional meeting in December Kigali Rwanda 2015 where I attended the training of Prepex using device for circumcision
- IFMSA African Regional meeting in December Kigali Rwanda 2015 where I attended the SCOPH sessions.
- MEDSAR General Assembly (March, October) 2014
– The 6th Annual Pharmaceutical student’s Association Symposium
INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF MEDICAL STUDENT ASSOCIATION (IFMSA) TRAININGS RECEIVED
-Leadership skills
- Project designing
- Monitoring and evaluation
- Fundraising
- Communication skills
- Creative thinking
- Presentations skills
- Time management
- 7 habits of an effective person
EXTERNAL MEETING:
August 2016: training of global health organized by global health focus
March 2017 training hygiene and water sanitation organized by Rwanda Village Concept Project
April 2017 certified in a joint research workshop
WORK EXPERIENCE:
December 2016: surgery internship at Centre Hospitalier Universitaire de Butare
JANUARY 2017: Internal Medicine internship at Centre Hospitalier Universitaire de Butare
ORGANIZATION INVOLVED:
IFMSA: International Federation of Medical Student Association
MEDSAR: Medical Student Association of Rwanda
RVCP: Rwanda Village Concept Program
YP.CDN: Young Professionals Chronic Disease Network
GHF: Global Health Focus
PERSONAL SKILLS:
Computer skills: Microsoft office (word, Excel, power point)
Good communication skills, team work, confident, positive attitude, flexible and adaptable, hardworking, attention to details
2. LANGUAGES
LANGUAGE USED FLUENCY
ENGLISH WORLDWIDE FLUENTLY BOTH WRITTEN AND SPOKEN
FRENCH WORLDWIDE FLUENTLY BOTH WRITTEN AND SPOKEN
SWAHILI EAST AFRICA (Kenya, Rwanda, Uganda,Burundi,Tanzania, DRC) FLUENTLY BOTH WRITTEN AND SPOKEN
KINYARWANDA RWANDA FLUENTLY BOTH WRITTEN AND SPOKEN
REFERENCES
Patience NISHIMAGIZWE
National officer of Research Exchange at MEDSAR
Tel: +250786306602
Email: patnishi26@gmail.com
I declare that the information given above is true and accurate to the best of my knowledge
Cedric MANIRAKIZA
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Since you own NCDACTION.ORG, we believe that you might have interest in securing NCDACTION.COM as well.
If you are interested, please go to: http://worldnamedomains.net/domains/ncdaction.com/2177200 to get more information and confirm your interest.
All the additional information is available on our web site, but feel free to reply back to this email and we will be more than happy to help you.
Kind regards,
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I just wanted to find out do you have a NY chapter? My name is Susan.
Regards,
Susan
The consequences of using substandard medicines andmedical equipment are enormous compared to not using them at all. As we concentrate on preventing NCDs, I am more concerned with the majority of the people who are already suffering from these diseases. With what I experience every time at work, it is obvious that we are lacking in the provision of good quality medical supplies and drugs to our clients. The use of poor quality products causes more harm and losses than rather than doing good.This is because when we use these things, clients are not helped, disease progress to severity, leading to complications, reduced quality life years and tell you what, the money spent to get them is unbelievable. let us all open our eyes and detect any counterfeit or fake products. The supply of these products such as drugs, blood pressure machines , Glucometers e.t.c can be supplied on named program basis to all countries. These should be quality controlled to make sure we are dealing with the right products. There should be provision made for reporting of fake or counterfeit medicine or medical supply and follow up to sew the company responsible for this shameful act.