Immunology Talks to Public Health: Africa in Focus - Prof. Dimie Ogoina

Immunology Talks to Public Health: Africa in Focus - Prof. Dimie Ogoina

Professor Dimie Ogoina is a Professor of Medicine and Head of the Infectious Diseases Unit at the Niger Delta University Teaching Hospital, in Bayelsa, Nigeria. He obtained his Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery degree from the Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, and has spent the last two decades researching various infectious diseases. Professor Ogoina's research interests span HIV/AIDS, healthcare-associated infections, infection prevention and control, antimicrobial resistance, and epidemic-prone infectious diseases. He is also interested in clinical governance and quality improvement. He has held several leadership and administrative positions including serving as the case management lead during the monkeypox and COVID-19 outbreaks in Bayelsa and as the Chair, Subject Matter Experts, Community of Practice of COVID-19 case managers, Federal Ministry of Health, Nigeria. Professor Ogoina has also been a recipient of numerous awards and recognitions, right from his days in medical school. More recently, he was listed on Nature's Top 10 Scientists in 2022 and Time100 2023 List of The World's Most Influential People.


00.00 - intro; 03.03 - 'Immunology Talks to Public Health - what it means and why it matters?; 05.06 - how immunology contributes to advancing public health goals (highlighting mpox)?; 27.06 - the most pressing challenges (and solutions) to tackling infectious diseases for Africa's immunologists and public health professionals; 38.40 - understanding Africa's strengths and uniqueness in the context of the immune system and immune responses; 49.32 - on staying back in Nigeria/Africa to study or do research: what works well and can be improved on?; 01.00.53 - final thoughts; 01.03.00 - outro

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