Nanyingi Mark

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Nanyingi is a Kenyan researcher keen in Tropical Medicine and Epidemiology of Emerging infectious diseases. He is a Doctorate Fellow at Colorado State University, Studying the Epidemiology of Climate Sensitive Infectious Diseases. He mastered in Pharmacology & Toxicology(UON).He has worked at UN, Graduate assistant (UON), Research fellow at KEMRI-wellcome trust in kilifi in Spatial epidemiology of Malaria. He was a visiting research fellow at ILRI in 2007.Research Associate at the Center for Public health at KEMRI(2008). He is a UN Volunteer in Taking IT Global (TIG). He is in a number of national,regional and international scientific societies. In 2008 He was an invited speaker at Erlich I

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Ecological Niche Modelling of Potential RVF Vector Mosquito Species and their Geographical Association with RVF Epizootics in Kenya.

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Nanyingi Mark

Présentations

Dr. Nanyingi Technology Keynote

Dr. Nanyingi Climate Change

Dr. Nanyingi public health economics 2011

Spatio temporal 2

Veterinary Public Health in Khwisero

Dr.nanyingi ifvm cc_2012

Dr. Nanyingi_RVF (World Bank_Bellagio) Aug 2012

Perspectives of Predictive Epidemiology and Early Warning Systems for Rift Valley Fever in Garissa, Kenya

Early warning Systems for Vector Borne Climate Sensitive Diseases to Improve Human Health

The Socio-Economics and Burden Impact of Rift Valley Fever in Garissa, Kenya

Spatial risk assessment of Rift Valley Fever potential outbreaks using a vector surveillance system in Kenya

Ecological Niche Modelling of Potential RVF Vector Mosquito Species and their Geographical Association with RVF Epizootics in Kenya.

One health Perspective and Vector Borne Diseases

Bovine tuberculosis prevalence and economic impact in Rwanda

Economic analysis of malaria burden in kenya