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Knowledge mobilization

PresentatIONS

Saeed S. Advancing Syphilis Elimination: A multipronged public health approach to enhancing testing across Ontario. McGill University Health Center (Chronic Viral Illness Services Rounds). September 17, 2025; Montreal, Quebec,
 

Saeed S. Culturally Relevant and Effective Research Responses to Emerging and Reemerging Infections: Advancing the Government of Canada’s STBBI Action Plan Priorities (Speaker and Panellist). STI& HIV 2025 World Congress. July 27th, 2025; Montreal, Quebec

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Featherstone A. Curbing the epidemic: A public health approach to enhancing congenital syphilis prevention. OB/GYN Grand Rounds; Kingston Health Sciences; April 24, 2025; Kingston, ON

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Saeed S. Epidemiology of MASLD in Canada: Where are the gaps?. Joint CDDW™-CLM Conference;

March 1, 2025; Quebec City, QC

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Saeed S. Breaking Barriers: Leveraging Public Health and Academic Partnerships to Meet the Needs of Underserved Communities. STD Prevention Science Series (CDC). Dec 12, 2024

 

Saeed S.  Advancing Syphilis Elimination: Leveraging Public Health and Academic Partnerships to Build Capacity. Public Health Sciences Day; Sept 27, 2024; Kingston, ON. 

 

Saeed S. Mobility-data to inform public health research. CIHR Café Scientifique; April 22, 2024;

Kingston, ON. 

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Saeed S. Addressing the growing public health burden of MASLD in Canada through task-shiftingJoint CDDW™-CLM Conference 2024; April 2, 2024; Toronto, ON

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Saeed S. Breaking Barriers: Expanding Syphilis Point-of-Care Testing and Immediate Treatment to Meet the Needs of Underserved Communities. Epidemiology Monday Seminar Series, McGill University; March 18, 2024; Montreal, QC. 

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Saeed S. Your Liver, your Health: Understanding NAFLD, NASH, Diabetes and Your Metabolic

Health. CIHR Café Scientifique; October 16, 2023; Westmount, QC. 

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Saeed S. Clinical care trajectories among people living with HIV and Hepatitis C. Public Health

Sciences Day; Sept 28, 2022; Kingston, ON.

Land Acknowledgement

We acknowledge that Indigenous peoples are the traditional guardians of this land we call Canada. We are currently living and working on the traditional territory of the Kanien’kehá:ka Nation. 

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