Day Two: One Health Chagas Disease International Conference

Day Two session information

On Day Two of this two-day event, sessions will occur congruently in the morning, then simultaneously in the afternoon.

The "One Health" approach to research is a collaborative, multisectoral and transdisciplinary approach that recognizes that the health of people, animals, plants and their shared environment is deeply interconnected. (Image credit: Adobe Stock/Min Wan)

Morning sessions:

Session 1: “The voices of chagas” — Patient perspective panel

headshot of María Jesús Pinazo.

Session Moderator

María Jesús Pinazo, M.D., Ph.D., Drugs for Neglected Diseases Initiative

Session 2: “Innovations in Chagas disease diagnostics and treatments in animals and humans”

headshot of María Jesús Pinazo.

Session Moderator

María Jesús Pinazo, M.D., Ph.D., Drugs for Neglected Diseases Initiative

Lunch talk, invited speaker: “Riding against chagas”

Session 4: “From endemic to global: What 117 years of Chagas experience in Latin America can teach us”

Afternoon sessions (simultaneous):

“Health systems strengthening and access to care for animals and humans with Chagas disease“

“The human-animal-environment paradigm of Chagas disease“

“Clinical manifestations of animal and human Chagas disease“

“Telling the story of Chagas disease — breaking down silos: Integrating disciplines to combat Chagas disease“

Headshot of Ilan Moss.

Session Moderator

Ilan Moss, Drugs for Neglected Diseases Initiative

Headshot of Javier Sancho Mas.

Session Moderator

Javier Sancho Más, M.S., Global Chagas Disease Coalition; Barcelona Institute of Global Health