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Symposium to Honor the Life and Career of Philip K. Russell, MD, FASTMH

November 1, 2022 An ASTMH 2022 Annual Meeting symposium honoring the life and legacy of 1983 President Philip K. Russell, MD, FASTMH, who died in early 2021. In a remarkable 60-year career, Dr. Russell made important contributions to tropical medicine and global public health while serving in leadership and advisory positions in the U.S. Army, the U.S. Government, academia, and in a host of nonprofit organizations committed to the prevention of infectious diseases, including the Sabin Vaccine Institute, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, the Children's Vaccine Initiative, the International Vaccine Institute, the Aeras Global TB Vaccine Foundation, the Malaria Vaccine Initiative, and IAVI. This symposium will highlight key disease research and policy areas that were central to Dr. Russell's work. Perspectives on Vaccine Development in the Global Fight Against Malaria Regina Rabinovich COVID-19--An African Perspective Samba Sow Progress and Challenges in the Development of Ebola Vaccines Thomas Monath Perspectives on Dengue Pathogenesis and Vaccine Development Scott Halstead Global Health, Zoonotic Disease, and the Foundations of the One Health Initiative James LeDuc Symposium Organizer Kent Kester, IAV Co-Chair Regina Rabinovich, Harvard School of Public Health