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Home > Events

World Leish 4

3-7 February 2009

Lucknow, India

Every 4 years, leishmaniasis experts gather together from around the world. During World Leish 4, DNDi held 2 symposia on “partnering along the path to deliver better treatments”.

Clinical Symposium
“Improved Treatments for Visceral Leishmaniasis – Status of Ongoing Studies, and Challenges & Opportunities Ahead”

Early-Stage R&D Symposium
“Challenges for and Potential in the Early-Stage R&D Pipeline to Develop New Antileishmanial Drugs”

 

Programme

If you would like to download the full Programme, please click here.

 

Presentations

Clinical Symposium

1 Partnering along the path to deliver better treatments for visceral leishmaniasis
by Dr. Monique Wasunna

2 New treatments for visceral leishmaniasis in Africa – The story so far
by Prof Eltahir Khalil on behalf of Dr. Ahmed Mudawi Musa

3 Safety and Effectiveness of Liposomal Amphotericin B (AmBisome®) treatment for Visceral Leishmaniasis (VL) under routine programme conditions in Vaishali, Bihar, India.
by Dr. Nines Lima

4 Combination therapy for visceral leishmaniasis: Why, what, where ?
by Johan vn Grievsen and Marleen Boelaert

5 DNDi’s R&D strategy to improve treatment for VL: a needs-driven approach
by Dr. Manica Balasegaram

Early-Stage R&D Symposium

1 Current and Emerging Approaches in Antileishmanial Reasearch
by Denis Martin

2 “High Content and High Throughput Screening appliad to drug discovery for parasitic diseases”
by Dr. Lucio Freitas-Junior

3 Experimental models for lead optimisation of novel antileishmanial agents
by Sunil Puri

4 Substituted Quinolines as Leishmanicidal Drugs
by Alain Fournet

5 Visceral Leishmaniasias (VL) – Optimization of 2- Substituted Quinolines
by Vadiraj Gopinath

6
Variation of the parasite causing visceral leishmaniasis in East Africa
by Prof. Asrat Hailu

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