The MIDSEA Council, in partnership with Temasek Foundation, is pleased to invite you to Season 3, Session 1 of our 2025/2026 webinar series.
Modelling Infectious Diseases in a Changing Climate Read More »
In 2014, Indonesia passed its first Mental Health Law (Law No.18/2014), led by then-Member of Parliament Dr. Nova Riyanti Yusuf. Drawing from frontline experiences as a psychiatrist, she proposed and championed the legislation during her first parliamentary term—making mental health a national priority for the first time.
Deliberate biothreat events present unique inter-sectoral challenges that require coordinated responses across public health, medical, laboratory, and security sectors.
Risk Assessment for Deliberate Biothreat Events Read More »
The MIDSEA Council, in partnership with Temasek Foundation, is pleased to invite you to the 18th session of our 2025/2026 webinar series.
Join us in forum with Sir Jeremy Farrar, who will share his insights on how multisectoral approaches can drive innovation and impact in global health.
Novel Approaches to Strengthening Analytics & Modelling Capacity Read More »
Join us in forum with Sir Jeremy Farrar, who will share his insights on how multisectoral approaches can drive innovation and impact in global health.
In Conversation with Sir Jeremy Farrar Read More »
The COVID-19 pandemic has underscored the critical role of law in shaping global health responses. As pandemics and health emergencies continue to evolve, legal frameworks must adapt to ensure effective and equitable action.
Global Health Security Law Course Read More »
Dr. Oliver Morgan is Director of the WHO Hub for Pandemic and Epidemic Intelligence in Berlin, a €120m initiative enhancing global detection of health threats through better data, analytics, and decision-making.
Bridging Global Gaps in Infectious Disease Modelling Read More »
How do risks change during an emerging infectious disease threat? Traditional surveillance methods demonstrate specific limitations when applies to complex or rapidly evolving outbreak situations.
Digital Technologies for Epidemic Intelligence Read More »
Since 2019, the NIH IDSEQ study (NCT04034264) has enrolled participants with acute febrile illness in Cambodian public hospitals and applied in-country metagenomic sequencing to detect and characterize infectious agents in clinical samples.
Metagenomic Sequencing in Acute Febrile Illness in Cambodia Read More »