Greg Fegan

TL;DR: Intestinal inflammation in EED is non-essential for mucosal homeostasis and is at least partly maladaptive; further trials of gut-specific immunomodulatory therapies targeting host inflammatory activation in order to optimize the growth benefits of nutritional rehabilitation and to address stunting are warranted.

TL;DR: Malnutrition, HIV status, age and prolonged hospitalisation, but not signs of pneumonia severity, were associated with post‐discharge mortality, and risk stratification is needed to reduce mortality after treatment for pneumonia.

TL;DR: A targeted risk score algorithm based on seven characteristics reduced the number of patients needing AHI testing and had good performance overall, and is recommended for use by HIV programs in sub-Saharan Africa with capacity to test high-risk patients for AHI.

TL;DR: A simple, inexpensive package of lymphoedema self-care is effective in reducing the frequency and duration of acute dermatolymphangioadenitis in adult patients with podoconiosis in northern Ethiopia.

TL;DR: Exposure to cerebral malaria was associated with a specific impairment of everyday memory and seizures commonly observed in severe malaria may not have a causal relationship with poor outcome, but rather be associated with profound coma and repeated metabolic insults (multi-hypoglycaemia) that are strongly associated with impaired everyday memory.