Makobu Kimani
Medical Doctor and Final year PhD student
HIV prevention techniques
To be the best I can be. I like to push myself to be better
I have both an undergraduate and Masters’ degree from the university of Nairobi.
I enjoy physical fitness I run a lot and do marathons just for fun. I love languages and try to learn as many as possible. I currently speak 5 Kenyan and 2 international. I read a lot. I read anything, but prefer African writers . I Dislike any form of bigotry be it racism, sexism, tribalism etc.
All sciences,but was also good at humanities like commerce and Geography.
To excel at public health research while mentoring the next generation of scientists and to prove that research can be African driven.
If backed up with adequate funding, the jab could save “exponentially more lives”, says Dr @mainga_hamaluba, Head of Clinical Research at #KWTRP. Read more here
https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2022/jun/27/you-get-goosebumps-from-the-data-hopes-rise-for-new-malaria-vaccine-acc
Community Engagement is a critical aspect of health research because of its potential to make research more ethical, relevant, and well implemented.
Read more here:https://kemri-wellcome.org/news/taking-relationships-seriously/
https://kemri-wellcome.org/news/navigating-the-complexity-of-community-engagement-with-health-research/
Its #BloodDonorDay2022, with this years theme being "Donating blood, an act of solidarity". We at #KWTRP in collaboration with @DOHkilifi & @KNBTSOfficial are glad to be part of this noble cause. @MOH_Kenya @KEMRI_Kenya, @uyoga_sophie, @mmunga_
4Congratulations to Profs. @Fra_ndu @allyeko @melissakapulu for being awarded Associate Professorship by @NDMOxford @PhilipBejon @EdwineBarasa @MwangangiJ3103 @KEMRI_Kenya
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